At Shari Brownfield Fine Art, Future Relics: Reclaiming the Past Through Color and Craft weaves an unexpected dialogue between two artists separated by time, place, and medium: the late John Nieto, whose radiant colors reimagine Native warriors, dancers, and animals with bold intensity, and Parisian sculptor Muriel Maire, who gathers seeds, driftwood, and fabric to conjure mythical relics of a civilization that never was. Together, their works blur the line between history and imagination—Nieto painting memory into vivid light, Maire sculpting fragments into timeless forms. In the space between canvas and sculpture, color and earth, heritage and invention, Future Relics invites viewers to encounter the echoes of the past as they resurface in the art of today. Opening Reception: September 5th from 5-8pm.