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  Lee Bailly

  Harmony

  April 1st 2007

This painting was one of three I made for a movie about the Florida Keys eco systems…. This would be a big white puffy cloud’s view of a mangrove estuary. The film is showing at the Florida Keys Eco Discovery Center in Key West as part of an interactive exhibit. The paintings are used as a story telling device where they disovle into a real image to begin a new “chapter”.

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2 Responses to “What the big white puffy clouds see…”

  1. Dawn Chan Says:
    April 3rd, 2007 at 8:22 am

    Hey- This is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing it. It reminds me of several scenes from my favorite movie of all time, My Neighbor Totoro — which incidentally is subtly about protecting the ecosystem.

  2. Craig Wanous Says:
    January 17th, 2008 at 1:03 pm

    I manage the Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center in Key West and would like to contact the artist Lee Bailly, whose works are shown in our film.
    We get requests for information about her and we have no current info.
    Does anyone know how to contact her?

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