Patricia Miranda's exhibition, Florentina and Fibanacci, Painting & Illuminations, highlights a series of exquisite paintings that blend traditional techniques with a contemporary vision. Creating her own paint, she grinds stones, insects, and flowers, a method that continually reconnects the artist, and those who view her work, to the earth. She incorporates the symbols and methods of ancient art, which often used mathematical principles, into her own, connecting image, content, and material with the past, present, and future. Using Wave Hill's landscape as inspiration for some of her paintings, Miranda says she is "dedicated to a vision of art as a healing and spiritual practice."

Miranda's paintings have also been exhibited at Cape Museum of Fine Arts, Dennis, MA; Kenise Barnes Fine Art, Larchmont, NY; Carrie Haddad Gallery, Hudson, NY; and Sakai City Museum Gallery, Osaka, Japan among other galleries and museums. She is the owner and founder of Miranda Fine Arts Gallery in Port Chester New York, which specializes in exhibitions of contemporary artists. She also co-founded Lofarts, an affiliation of galleries, artists, curators, and educators in Westchester County, NY and The Gabriel Guild, an arts and education organization dedicated to medieval and traditional art techniques.

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