Johnson brings a new dimension to the gallery with her unique wall art pieces made of reclaimed wood. Startlingly beautiful, they capture the old and new essence of the Adirondacks in a fresh way.

Johnson writes, “My evolution of working with wood in an artistic way began due to an abundance of scrap pieces from our fixer-upper, project house. I am drawn to upcycling in a way that reclaims what was heading to the garbage or the stove, and creates a new purpose for the material. Weathered farm fencing, barn boards or house renovation scraps. Experimenting with various ways they can come together to create a wood canvas. Each time, I hope that the living quality of the wood itself can be brought forward to enliven the pieces, with its own nuanced patterns, texture and patina.