Moments in Time: A Visual Voyage – Upcoming Solo Exhibition at the Elmhurst Art Museum

I’m excited to announce my upcoming solo exhibition, Moments in Time: A Visual Voyage, opening November 1st and running through November 28th, 2025 at the Elmhurst Art Museum in Elmhurst, Illinois.

This exhibition brings together three of my most personal and inspiring subjects—Italian landscapes, U.S. National Parks, and garden scenes—all captured in oil through an impressionistic lens. Each painting in this collection is a reflection of a real moment that stirred something in me: the light hitting a Tuscan hillside, the quiet strength of a red rock canyon, the colorful flowers in a blooming garden. These are the moments that stay with us, the ones we return to in memory, and the ones that inspired this show’s title.

Whether it’s the grandeur of a mountain range or the intimacy of a single flower, my goal is to give viewers space to pause, reflect, and connect with the natural beauty that surrounds us—and sometimes slips by unnoticed.

Moments in Time is not only a visual journey through place, but also an emotional one through memory, time, and atmosphere.

Opening Reception: Friday, November 7th, 7–9 PM

Please join me at the artist reception to celebrate the opening of the exhibition. I’ll be there to talk about the work, answer questions, and share a few stories behind the paintings. Light refreshments will be served, and admission to the reception is free.

Giclée Prints Available

For those interested in taking home a piece of the exhibit, archival-quality giclée prints of select paintings will be available throughout the run of the show. These prints are professionally scanned and color-matched to ensure they’re as close to the originals as possible—offering an accessible way to collect and enjoy the artwork.

This show means a lot to me, and I’m honored to share it with visitors at such an incredible venue. If you’re in the Chicago area this November, I hope you’ll stop by to experience the work in person.

Thank you, as always, for your support—and I look forward to seeing you there.

— Fred Moss