Steven L. Anderson’s work breathes with the lore of nature—ancient, cyclical, and deeply intertwined with human existence. In his Tree Rings and botanical drawings, Anderson transforms the growth patterns of trees and ferns into visual records of memory, time, and resilience. These forms, at once scientific and spiritual, become symbols of the power that shapes both the natural world and the systems of human life. His richly detailed works invite viewers to witness nature not as a backdrop, but as a living archive—an ongoing story that pulses with ferocity, beauty, and energy. Through this lens, Anderson’s art becomes lore itself: a reminder that our histories, struggles, and futures are rooted in the same elemental forces that sustain the earth.

LORE artist talk
Saturday, October 4th
5:00 - 6:30PM
exhibition runs through 10/17