Double Exposure was painted in 2005, shortly after Annette Perone Leiber was diagnosed with macular degeneration. Two glowing orbs—one large, one small—float against pale teal blocks, their edges wrapped in cascading bands of acrylic, modeling paste, and woven fibers. The fibrous strands suggest frayed nerves or retinal threads, while the warm, sun-like circles symbolize resilience and renewed sight.

Ribbons of peach, rust, and lavender create a richly textured surface that catches light from every angle. The work is professionally framed and signed, ready to bring bold color and meaningful narrative to any modern space.

🖼️ Title: Double Exposure

📐 Size (Width × Height): 20" × 16"

🎨 Medium: Acrylic & Fiber with Modeling Paste

📄 Surface Material: Canvas Board

🖌️ Style: Abstract / Mixed-Media

🌄 Subject: Twin Orbs (Sun / Vision)

💡 Inspiration: Created after the artist’s macular-degeneration diagnosis

✍️ Status: Signed & Framed (2005)

ARTIST: Annette Perone Leiber

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Annette Perone Leiber, American artist and arts administrator. Citizen of the Month (Lerner-Voice Newspapers, 1980); Outstanding Women Leader in Arts & Culture (YWCA, 1989); Studs Terkel Illinois Humanities Service Award (1999); Woman of Distinction (AAUW, 2003); and numerous art awards since 1970.

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Sale proceeds help fund scholarships for Addison Trail High School students in music, theater, and visual arts.

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