Amanda Salomon, a talented 12-year-old artist from Santa Barbara Catholic School, showcased her artwork at the Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency’s National Art and Humanities Month exhibit. Salomon, a member of her school’s Art Club for three years, has been passionate about art since she was 2 years old and draws inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci’s works. Her favorite mediums are paint and colored pencils. Salomon aims for her art to reflect her faith, express appreciation for nature, and inspire others with messages of beauty and environmental care.
The CAHA exhibit provided Salomon with valuable experience and preparation for her upcoming art exhibit at Santa Barbara Catholic School in May. She showcased several works, including “Exploring Mt. Fuji, 2024”, “Abundance, 2024”, “Butterflies’ Blooming Base, 2024”, and “Sirena’s Mermaid Tail, 2024”. Each piece encapsulates Salomon’s joy, creativity, and desire to share her love of art with others.
Despite being one of the youngest artists at the exhibit, Salomon stood out with her unique and vibrant artwork. Her talent and dedication to her craft have set her on a path to success in the art world. Through her art, Salomon hopes to spread messages of positivity, creativity, and environmental conservation. As she continues to grow and develop as an artist, Salomon’s future in the art world is bright.
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