Nothing to See Here

The Marcus Ashley Gallery adds heart and soul to Lake Tahoe’s art scene by featuring carefully curated artwork from local artists in the Sierras and renowned artists from around the world. The gallery has several limited edition Fabio Napoleoni art pieces that draw people in with their childlike aesthetics and whimsical emotions. These artworks are inspired by Napoleoni’s personal beliefs and experiences, dotted with hope and love.

Nothing to See Here taps into the purity of childhood memories as Leoh and Remy play a round of tic-tac-toe on the wooden floor with nothing but a pencil and each other’s company. Leoh stares carefully into the grid while Remy sits beside him, sporting a noticeably large grin. Napoleoni’s attention to detail has, once again, proven itself immaculate through the thoughtfully placed tiny red hearts against a purple wallpaper — the color of creativity, independence, and magic — perfectly capturing the childlike innocence of the scene.

Nothing to See Here is a gentle reminder of the beauty in the mundane. There frankly isn’t anything remarkable about the scene of Leoh and Remy playing tic-tac-toe, but it is a reminder that any moment can be special as long as we spend it with those we love.