A Non-Speaking Autistic Artist's Paintings Are Getting a DC Gallery Show - Washingtonian
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Charles Lenny Lunn, a non-speaking autistic artist, presents his first solo exhibit 'Nonsense & Hopeful Songs' at Mount Pleasant's Lost Origins Gallery. The exhibit features bold and colorful paintings interspersed with poetry, showcasing Lunn's unique perspective despite his communication difficulties brought on by apraxia. The gallery will also sell a monograph and donate proceeds to autism charities. Lunn's approach to communication underscores the disconnect between his understanding and the ability to articulate it due to his condition. His mother describes Lunn's experience, highlighting his intelligence despite his challenges.
Lunn's vibrant artwork, filled with color and poetry, reflects his unique voice, transcending the barriers of his communication challenges and inviting viewers to engage deeply.
His exhibit 'Nonsense & Hopeful Songs' showcases not just art but also the journey of a non-speaking autistic artist who expresses profound thoughts through vivid imagery.
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