O Art

11/07/2025

Friends of NOD + OArt

YOU ARE INVITED

We are pleased to share our 11/8 Opening:

Artist Kelly Zellers: Ebb, Linger & Return

Kelly is a painter and mixed media artist whose work explores the emotional depth hidden beneath surface and form.
Working primarily in acrylics, she builds layers of color, texture, and gesture to reveal the tension between intensity and restraint.
Through abstraction, Kelly seeks to translate inner experience into visual rhythm—where what’s felt deeply can be quietly seen.

, & are contributors to:
house.furniture

The collaboration of Daniel Chaffin and Natalie Officer
Showing at OArt with Ebb, Linger & Return

Please join us for an evening at the intersection of art and designnested within Natalie O Design.

11.8.25 5-8

Our neighbors Gallery:

Showing Michael Kopp & Cletus Wilcox

We will be collecting goods to contribute to our local food banks in greater Louisville:

Individually packed granola bars
Canned tuna, salmon, or chicken (packed in water)
Canned or dried beans and lentils (low-sodium)
Peanut butter and other nut butters
Shelf-stable tofu or shelf-stable milk
Whole-grain pasta or brown rice
Rolled oats, whole-grain cereal, or other whole-grain staples
Boxed meal kits (e.g., pasta or rice mixes)
Dried pasta or rice
Canned vegetables (low-sodium or no-salt-added)
Canned fruit packed in 100% juice or water
Low-sodium canned tomatoes
Applesauce (unsweetened)
Soups, stews, and sauces.

We hope you can make it! 🟦

camera work.
Styling by


.ky

10/23/2025

Opening 🟦

ebb, linger….return

11.8.2025



5-8

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Collaboration with .house.furniture and

06/07/2025

Artist Talk with Sunday 1-3

Bring your curiosity.
riginal.art
701 E Kentucky Street 40203

06/07/2025

Yasunori Matsui, born in Kobe, Japan, has been based in Louisville, KY, since the summer of 2023.
From 2012 to 2015, Matsui photographed landscapes affected by wildfires in collaboration with the
Alaska National Park Service Fire Management, which led to the initiation of the Earth Frame Project
in 2019. This project reflects observations of natural lifecycles and civilization’s impacts on nature, as
mirrored in landscapes altered by both linear and non-linear events of Mother Nature and human
activities during a period of rapid change on our planet, Earth.

Matsui’s belief in the infinite capabilities of visual language through physical installations is reflected
in his commitment to presenting the project as curated experiences, showcased exclusively through
printed images. This approach enhances audience engagement in contrast to the current trends widely
embraced on digital platforms, which are driven by ever-evolving technology. His vision, combined
with the technical expertise and knowledge gained from his professional experiences, aims to capture
the adaptability and resilience of nature, which operates on ecological cycles significantly longer than those of humanity. This mission is one he intends to pass on to future generations.

Sunday artist discussion will also be held 1-3.

.ky

06/06/2025

Opening with tomorrow evening 5-9

Earth Frame Project: Prologue is a photographic series by Yasunori Matsui, conceived with
support from the Alaska National Park Service Fire Management Program during the wildfire
seasons from 2012 to 2015.

The series draws inspiration from the primordial power of fire as it follows a non-linear path
to transform landscapes overnight. Ignited by lightning and extinguished by rain, these
conflagrations represent one of nature’s purest ecological processes. The end of a life cycle,
often perceived negatively, can also be viewed as the cycle’s apotheosis, wherein the
consumed landscape is transfigured into a renewed origin—the birth of a new life cycle.

The mission of the Earth Frame Project is to capture the changing face of our planet by
framing scientific, historical, and technological data with imagery and preserving the
opportunity to return and document the same cataloged landscapes in the years to come. The
ultimate objective is for this expanding archive to serve as a tool for future generations to
study an Earth that will continue to host our humanity and cohabiting species

06/05/2025

06/01/2025

Yasunori Matsui, born in Kobe, Japan, has been based in Louisville, KY, since the summer of 2023.
From 2012 to 2015, Matsui photographed landscapes affected by wildfires in collaboration with the
Alaska National Park Service Fire Management, which led to the initiation of the Earth Frame Project
in 2019. This project reflects observations of natural lifecycles and civilization’s impacts on nature, as
mirrored in landscapes altered by both linear and non-linear events of Mother Nature and human
activities during a period of rapid change on our planet, Earth.

Matsui’s belief in the infinite capabilities of visual language through physical installations is reflected
in his commitment to presenting the project as curated experiences, showcased exclusively through
printed images. This approach enhances audience engagement in contrast to the current trends widely
embraced on digital platforms, which are driven by ever-evolving technology. His vision, combined
with the technical expertise and knowledge gained from his professional experiences, aims to capture
the adaptability and resilience of nature, which operates on ecological cycles significantly longer than those of humanity. This mission is one he intends to pass on to future generations.

Join us this Friday to OPEN premiere his work to Louisville .riginal.art from 5-9.
Saturday hours and Sunday artist discussion will also be held.

.ky

03/17/2025

.riginal.art opens Women in Motion this Saturday 3/22 from 4-7 a selection of scale. Large and small. Showcasing all the ways we are impactful. Together.

Works by

opens 6-9 with

A busy night for in

This collaboration with is ongoing and raises artist visibility in our community.

03/01/2025

.riginal.art will be open 12-5 today and 12-4 tomorrow. Hosting stunning work by !

Design and art enthusiasts, please join us for a discussion regarding integration of craft tomorrows at 1:00.

DM for your spot! 🪑

02/22/2025

We open a 3 day show with this coming Friday, February 28th 6-9. Bring your love for art and community to .riginal.art nested in the walls of at 701 E Kentucky St.

Natalie and Cletus will host a discussion:
Art 🎨 & Design 3/2 @ 1:00 🕐.
Please DM to claim one of 30 spots.
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02/16/2025

Kicking off a series of three openings at .riginal.art this spring. Supporting our local art community in all seasons.

Our first featured artist will share new work @ 701 E. Kentucky St.

2/28-3/2

More to come!

11/05/2022

Open Sunday 11-4
Visit with us.