“I’m trying to interpret my views of the physical world in the context of my emotions and experiences,” Howie said. “These impressionist interpretations of the physical world are designed to augment the viewers interpretation, too. I’m helping the viewer find their own interpretation of the world that surrounds them, a broader peaceful interpretation of the world that surrounds them.”

About Tomas Howie

“I’ve been a life-long artist,” Howie said. “A bit of a gypsy—unwilling or unable to stay in one creative space for too long.” Tomas Howie has shown his art in various locations around Indianapolis, including the Art Bank, before recently joining Full Circle Nine as part of the expansion efforts. His wanderlust includes art media including charcoal portraiture, abstract methodology, to his impressionistic landscapes, and hopes visitors will leave with a peaceful satisfaction of from what they’ve encountered.

About the Full Circle Nine Gallery

The Full Circle Nine Gallery operates as an artist cooperative gallery, with each of the member artists and the board dividing gallery duties and artists roles. The artists will work together to help each other advance in skill and practice, as well as to bring success to the gallery.

With over two dozen artists occupying a large, three-room space of the more factory-reminiscent portion of the Circle City Industrial Complex, Full Circle Nine offers a wide variety of art forms, media, and approaches.

Full Circle Nine Gallery is located at 1125 Brookside Ave., Indianapolis, IN, 46202, in the South Studios section of the Circle City Industrial Complex. For more information, or for artists interested in joining the Full Circle Nine, please visit www.fullcirclenine.com