Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…

Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…

Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…

Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…

Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…

Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…

Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…

Loretta Bebeau's lastest works, "Written Wall," will be on display April 1-30 at the Northeast Sculpture Garden Factory, 1720 Madison St. NE, #14. Loretta chose to work with wallboard…because she had done home remodeling. Starting simply with collages, then turned to drawing directly onto it, eventually painting, and creating from it. Her concept has evolved while working on each drawing/painting. The use of space and position turns into the most valuable part of each work, tantalizing to test the edges…