Shelter Island artist Roz Dimon’s art was part of an international exhibition

Island artist Roz Dimon’s latest immersive painting “GARRETT” premiered at “HELLO BROOKLYN!//Techspressionism 2024,” a curated International Exhibition that opened at the Kingsborough Art Museum in Brooklyn in August

Ms. Dimon says her digitally-created, multi-layered, audio/visual artwork GARRETT takes a 360-degree look at gun violence, mental disability, and substance abuse through the lens of a tragic, true-life story.

Many people interacted with it, including Barrie Allen, a fellow Shelter Islander and collector of Dimon’s work, who said, “This beautiful work of art expands the boundaries of painting where artwork becomes a form of documentary.”