Sherri Romm - Art

BLOOD MOON
Original Oil on Birchwood Panel
12”X48”

A “blood moon” is a captivating celestial event that occurs during a lunar eclipse when the Earth passes between the sun and the moon. The moon takes on a deep red or copper hue due to the scattering of sunlight through the Earth’s atmosphere, which filters out shorter wavelengths and bathes the lunar surface in a striking crimson glow.

Metaphorically, the blood moon can be seen as a symbol of choices and the anticipation of desires. Just as the moon’s transformation is the result of the Earth’s position and the interplay of cosmic forces, our choices and actions can lead to unexpected outcomes that shape our desires and aspirations.

The blood moon reminds us of the ever-changing nature of life and the need to navigate our choices with anticipation and adaptability as we strive to achieve our deepest desires under the shifting influence of circumstances.
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On a positive note, I just sold a beautifully matted/framed (in black) print to one of my interior designer collectors. I am always appreciative! The original is still for sale.

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CALL FOR MARYLAND ARTISTS AND MAKERS!

We are looking for a few more Maryland Artists and Makers to participate in our upcoming ART-FOR-ARTS-SAKE 3RD Annual Show hosting both emerging artistic talent as well as more established.
In addition, we are opening up a position for an emerging young artist (16 or younger) that is interested in showing their work.

Media accepted includes painting, drawing, photography, digital, ceramics, sculpture and fiber.
Show Date : Saturday, September 20, 2025  6:30PM to 9:30PM
Show Location: Versacchi Studios, Owings Mills, Maryland

Submit Applications to : https://www.versacchi.com/mindspace-callapplication

or email direct to [email protected]

FRIDA (2020) 36”x42”

Known for her uncompromising self-portraits that often dealt with human body, death & identity, Frida Kahlo is an artist I’ve admired ever since I started painting years ago (I even named one of my dogs after her!). My rendition uses the strong lighting of a chiaroscuro style in an attempt to capture the light and dark, ups and downs of her life. I have several archival prints ready to ship for those interested in having this piece on their walls. If you’d like to see the original in person, I have it hanging at my salon and would love to show you, just reach out!

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