Adina Scherer is a photographer, printmaker, painter, poet, and educator. She received an MFA in Photography from RISD and a Master’s in Art Education from the Massachusetts College of Art. In addition to making and exhibiting her photographs, her early career included developing and managing innovative art programs for children and families at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. She has taught photography at Northeastern University, MIT, and the New England School of Photography, and has taught a range of visual art media in independent and public schools in Massachusetts and New York City. Adina works in her studio in Woodstock, NY, and actively exhibits her work.

“The central theme in my work is human connection — seeking the energy where the spirit resides. Perhaps light, as both metaphor and medium, reflects back into the eyes of the viewer through the images I make. I have always played with breaking traditional edges and materials. My images are often

layers or combinations of time, relationships, texture, and color. Sometimes time represents one moment to the next — moving like wind or an endless rising sea. Energy and light move, dancing with time, over seconds or decades or a lifetime.”