Works of Photographer Loretta Verret Come to SCC December 4

WEST BURLINGTON, Iowa – SCC is proud to current a brand new exhibition showcasing the profound
and contemplative nature images of Iowa-based artist Loretta Verret.

The exhibition will run December 4, 2025 by February 28, 2026. SCC will host
an artist reception on December 4 from 5:00–7:00 PM on the Schuldt & Moore Gallery
on the West Burlington campus.

From the earliest days of her childhood, Verret dreamed of following within the footsteps
of her household’s custom {of professional} images. Growing up immersed in a visually
observant family, she developed an early intuition for capturing fleeting moments
in nature—seeing {a photograph} unfold even earlier than it occurred.

Verret’s work is deeply rooted in her private connection to the pure world. Her
photographic topics embody butterflies, flowers, bushes, and winter landscapes,
every revealing her reverence for creation and seasonal transformation. She notes a
specific affinity for Indian summer time, which she describes as celebrating “the distinctive
great thing about the unknown.”

“Being a photographer has change into a giant a part of my life,” Verret shared. “It offers
me a sense of freedom, an expression of God’s actions and creations.” Her photographs
provide greater than visible enchantment. They function quiet meditations on the religious and
emotional resonance of the world round us. For Verret, images is a type of worship
and self-discovery, fostering a deeper connection to what she calls “a supreme artist.”

Having beforehand exhibited in group areas similar to Zion Church in Burlington
and Morning Sun, Verret brings a considerate and genuine perspective to SCC’s gallery
partitions. Her pictures invite viewers to pause, replicate, and discover inspiration within the
easy but sacred great thing about the on a regular basis.

The exhibition will stay on view from December 4, 2025 by February 28, 2026,
and is open Monday by Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Artwork shall be accessible for
buy straight from the artist.

This exhibition is free and open to the general public. For extra data on the exhibit
or upcoming occasions at The Galleries at SCC, please contact Molly Smeltser at [email protected] or go to www.scciowa.edu.

The Galleries at Southeastern Community College are dedicated to showcasing rising
and established artists throughout a spread of disciplines, fostering dialogue, schooling,
and group engagement by the visible arts.