Greenwich Botanical Center Declares Summer season Images Exhibit Alexander D’Agostino: Where We Are

This summer time, Greenwich Botanical Center’s gallery will function the quietly expressive pictures of native artist Alexander D’Agostino. The exhibit opened Saturday, June 13 and runs by way of Friday, September 4, 2026.

Whether you’re a long-time admirer of pictures or just somebody who pauses to note the best way afternoon mild falls throughout a sidewalk, this exhibit Where We Are provides one thing to hold with you.

All pictures can be obtainable on the market with a portion of proceeds going to help Greenwich Botanical Center and its mission of connecting folks of all ages to nature.

According to D’Agostino, Where We Are explores the quiet poetry of on a regular basis life by way of pictures. Moving between city streets, quiet landscapes, on a regular basis encounters, and moments of human connection, the exhibition seeks to disclose magnificence that always goes unnoticed. The pictures concentrate on refined gestures, sudden shade, shifting mild, and the environment that shapes how a spot is skilled and remembered. The photographs are rooted in commentary and visible storytelling.

Some depict the power and spontaneity of public life, whereas others embrace stillness, solitude, and reflection. Together, they kind a portrait of the areas folks inhabit and the moments that join them to at least one one other and to their environment. At its coronary heart, Where We Are is an invite to decelerate and look extra intently. The exhibition celebrates the extraordinary qualities hidden inside odd moments and encourages viewers to mirror on their very own relationship with place, reminiscence, and on a regular basis expertise.

Beauty just isn’t embellishment. It is consciousness made seen.

D’Agostino is predicated in Stamford. His pictures explores the connection between folks, place, mild, and reminiscence, mixing documentary commentary with a painterly sense of shade and composition. Drawing inspiration from on a regular basis encounters, altering seasons, and the power of public areas, D’Agostino creates photographs that encourage viewers to pause, mirror, and uncover which means within the neglected particulars of every day life.

The Gallery in the primary constructing of Greenwich Botanical Center, 130 Bible Street, Cos Cob, CT

Greenwich Botanical Center is a membership-based, volunteer-supported nonprofit 501(c)3 group with a mission to attach folks of all ages with crops and nature and educate our neighborhood about horticulture, botany, and conservation by way of packages, occasions, outreach, and discipline journeys.