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Painted in 1999. This painting is about building a bridge to the next Century. The forest in the background represents the forests of the Earth. Its form is in the shape of a bridge, to represent that the pathway into the 21st Century involves caring for our forests.

The life-giving water pouring down from the cliffs and breathing trees are important themes in this painting. The message is about nature and natural resources. It is about our personal and collective responsibility to care for the Earth as we build and cross that bridge as individuals and as a collective society. The red sky is a warning.

Myra Maslowsky is a visual artist who has specialized in oil painting for over 40 years. In addition to having her art work in private collections, she has exhibited at various galleries in the Washington, D.C. and Pittsburgh area. Her work was displayed at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in the Art Anonymous Exhibit for emerging artists. Her design for the Party Animal Project was accepted by the D.C. Arts and Humanities Commission, and chosen by the National Air and Space Museum to be displayed on their grounds at the National Mall. For several years, she has been a curator and exhibitor for Summit Connection at various International Embassy Exhibits in Washington, D.C. Myra has been involved in numerous fundraising activities and...