I was amazed by Sally Truman’s beach scenes. This is an interesting art form, impressionistic and patched with large aggressive brush strokes. It looks like the beach goers are underwater yet still on dry land. The eye takes the patches of paint and creates a viable image that hovers between impressionism and modernism. These are fresh canvasses that shock and awe because the brain and eye coordinate Sally’s visual impact into a solid art piece . I like this it’s a less refined version of Russian Impressionism. It showcases everyday life much the same as the Russian Impressionist did during the cold war art between 1940 and 1960. The sun worshipers could be at a beach resort on the black sea or on holiday at some British seaside resort. Rather than fine art, the presentation is psychological. The brain casts the image as whole and real, though it is spotty and tossed like an impressionistic salad.