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Artist Cody Jimenez showcases "Plume" at John Wayne Airport

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Plume, an art exhibition by Cody Jimenez, is currently on display at John Wayne Airport. The exhibit delves into the intersection of Southern California's diverse ecology and the demands of modern society, exploring their impact on mental health and the natural world. It features vivid depictions of local flora and fauna contrasted with surreal plumes of smoke, creating a narrative that evokes beauty and foreboding. The exhibition is located in the baggage areas of Terminals A and B and will run through April 8, 2025.

Heather Bowling, JWA Arts Program Curator, commented on Jimenez’s work: “Cody Jimenez’s work embodies a deep respect for nature while addressing complex emotional and environmental themes.” She added that his art encourages travelers to reflect on humanity's balance with nature.

Jimenez works in Imaginative Realism, crafting vivid universes painted with lifelike precision where emotions take physical form. This approach allows him to explore beauty and danger's dualities through personal experiences.

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Beyond his artistic endeavors, Jimenez is committed to wildlife conservation. He supports organizations such as the National Wildlife Federation and the Red Panda Network. For this exhibition at John Wayne Airport, he pledged to donate 30% of all art sales to the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center of Orange County.

To learn more about Cody Jimenez’s art practice, follow him on Instagram @codyjimenezart or visit www.codyjimenez.com. The exhibition can be found pre-security on the lower Arrivals Level throughout the Baggage Claim areas of Terminals A and B. Additional information about the John Wayne Airport Arts Program is available at www.ocair.com/terminal/artexhibits.

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