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We are a family of artists, rooted in art and we are, as always, creatively yours ~. The Chido Gross Family
Linda Chido
Linda Chido is a mid-career, representational, painter who works predominantly in oils with an Old Masters technique. Her work is rooted in her personal experiences. She says, “The technique gives my work a high level of detail and infuses my paintings with an inner luminosity. Though my work is highly personal, my intention is to create imagery that tells a story, charged with emotion, that can be universally understood despite its personal nature.”
Ron Gross
Ron Gross is an abstract expressionist who works with a multitude of mediums. His working style is intuitive and is about color, gesture, and mark making. Ron says of his work: “Automatic drawing and painting are an integral part of my work. I allow the colors and marks to speak to me and guide me on a creative journey.”
Mona Rae Chido Gross
Mona Rae is an emerging visual artist and musician (pianist). In her visual art work, she is concentrating on assemblage sculpture. In her artist statement, Mona says: “I make cool stuff out of junk. I am inspired by the potential of found objects and discarded items and the challenge of combining them into something beautiful.”
Louis Chido Gross
The youngest, Louis, who also has Down syndrome, uses drawing and painting to communicate where spoken language has failed him. His abstract work can be profound, funny, colorful, or all of those things. Louis loves drawing and painting, and his work is always interesting.
Jackson Chido Gross
Though not quite formalized on his artistic path, Jackson has explored many mediums while homeschooling with his mom. Jackson leans naturally toward abstraction but has a keen eye for life drawing which he practices regularly.
Georgia Chido Gross
Georgia is showing some amazing talent for digital art. She is well versed in Procreate and has minted an NFT collection.
Georgia is also an excellent baker and has won the Blanton Museum of Art Bake Off.
