Multiple lanes of northbound Interstate 5 are blocked Wednesday after a crash in Federal Way.
SEATTLE — Grief is a universal experience, yet the topic remains quiet in conversation, said local artist Barry Johnson. After losing his brother to alcoholism last year, Johnson’sThe artwork of 39-year-old Johnson, who is from Federal Way, can be seen on Seattle streets or on a recent. His new exhibit, “never leave without saying goodbye,” explores addiction and the healing power of Washington's landscape.
Johnson visited some of western Washington's most beautiful sites, including his personal favorite of 5 Mile Drive in Tacoma. He lay by the water's edge or climbed and sat in trees. He let himself feel. After, he brought documentation of his experience back to the studio and began painting his collection of over a dozen works.
None of his art pieces are site-specific because “grief is something we all feel,” Johnson said. “I wanted anyone that would be sitting outside in a park, around any tree, to know that feeling of light coming through and being overwhelmed with emotions.”
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