23" x 16" x 1/4" Prints Only
Envision a refuge as a place of choice. You can escape into or out of at will.
The Linet (Le nay') Circus painting series began after attending cirque bâtard,
Cahin Caha, at the Yerba Buena Center in 2000. Sponsored
by the French government, half of them are from the S.F.-based
performing group Contraband. They inspire year after year with their boundless creativity, talent and humor.
www.848.com/cahin-caha.
The Linet paintings use the concept of Circus as a metaphor for working
through life creatively. A reminder to play, keep the child spirit alive
and remain open to possibilities.
The painting series is named for Linet, Cahin Caha’s aerial vocalist.
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Envision a refuge as a place of choice. You can escape into or out of at will.
The Linet (Le nay') Circus painting series began after attending cirque bâtard,
Cahin Caha, at the Yerba Buena Center in 2000. Sponsored
by the French government, half of them are from the S.F.-based
performing group Contraband. They inspire year after year with their boundless creativity, talent and humor.
www.848.com/cahin-caha.
The Linet paintings use the concept of Circus as a metaphor for working
through life creatively. A reminder to play, keep the child spirit alive
and remain open to possibilities.
The painting series is named for Linet, Cahin Caha’s aerial vocalist.