'Her sense of place'

A Collaboration by Three Women Artists
Jennifer Evenhus, Sheri Trepina and Sasha Syssoeva Fair offer a body of work that represents their personal response to 'Her sense of Place' a theme inspired by the land, agriculture and people of the Wenatchee Valley.  Jen, Sheri and Sasha create unique works of art using oils, pastels and/or mixed media, employing diverse mark-making and color palettes.

Even though all three women create in different styles and mediums, the strong bond with the Valley is a common thread, bringing together the idea of their stories and relationship with the area, literally and metaphorically.
Two River Gallery
April 7, 2023
First Friday Reception 5 - 8 pm
102 N. Columbia, Wenatchee, WA
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*Celebrating 14 years as Wenatchee's artist-run non-profit gallery*

jennifer evenhus

Working intuitively, Jen uses bold color, shapes, line and mark-making as metaphor for natural elements discovered in the landscape. These elements have influenced Jen’s art for a lifetime, defining her sense of place in dynamic contemporary and abstract oil and
​pastel paintings.


​sheri trepina

Sheri’s botanical collage paintings celebrate the diverse colour and texture in nature. She loves the beautiful marks achieved by the layering of delicate papers and water- media. Sheri's sense of place is nurtured on her family farm in Cashmere. She is the 4th generation in the family to draw inspiration and creativity
​from the land.

Sasha S. Fair

Sasha’s technical skills are based on the experience artists learn from the Old Masters and modern-day conservators. She manages to wrap a classical style around a contemporary local flavor. Some of her works include vanishing landscapes and historical buildings
​of the region. 
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