Maui's New Gallery, Art Project: Paia, Opens its Doors with Over + Under, a Photography Group Exhibition with an Aquatic Theme

PAIA, MAUI, Hawaii, Aug. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, August 14, 2013, the new art gallery Art Project: Paia opened its doors to the public with Over + Under, a presentation of water photography from Maui and other regions.

Art Project: Paia premieres a group exhibition by local, mainland and international photographers with the common theme of aquatic photography. Featuring a selection of works by Mallory Morrison, Alex Hoerner, Franck Berthuot and Pablo Pro, Over + Under is an immersion into humankind's relationship with water.

Coming from very different backgrounds all the photographers share a fascination with space and the magical world of water. As gallery owner and curator of the show, Tatiana Botton, explains, "Over + Under is about the human involvement in nature; how it's possible without destroying it. There is a beautiful symbiosis of us and the ocean in this show."

Over + Under hosted an opening reception on Saturday, August 10, from 4:00–8:00 pm with live music by DJ Ray Masters. Twenty percent of all proceeds from the reception benefited Maui's environmental organization +H2O.

About Tatiana Botton
A photographer and entrepreneur who splits her time between Southern California and Maui, Tatiana Botton's wide range of work includes celebrity portraits, print advertising, and sweeping landscapes. The founder of WipFlash and Women Make the World Go Round and owner of Art Project: Paia, Tatiana has won many photography award competitions such as the Advertising Photographers of America, International Photography Awards, Prix de la Photographie de Paris, Women In Photography International, Black and White Spider Awards and The Photography Master Cup.

About Art Project: Paia
Opening in Summer 2013, Art Project: Paia is a multidisciplinary gallery that offers a fresh and complimentary perspective to the art shown on Maui. Art Project: Paia represents up and coming and established international, mainland and local artists with a distinct Hawaiian sensitivity. Works of photography, painting, collage, drawing, sculpture and ceramic will be presented throughout the year's group shows.

SOURCE Tatiana Botton