Paula Crevoshay and Glenn Lehrer have been collaborating for many decades, inspiring each other and kindling creative fires that have produced amazing collaborative works. Their joint efforts include Crevoshay’s museum exhibitions such as “Voices of the Earth,” “Elements,” and “Garden of Light” at the Carnegie Museum, “Illuminations – Earth to Jewel” at the Musee de Minerlogie in Paris, “Art of the Jewel” at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, and “The Shape of Matter – Through an Artists Eye” at the Perot Museum in Dallas.

It was only natural for Paula Crevoshay and Glenn Lehrer to collaborate. Their first joint project began when Crevoshay commissioned her favorite gem carvers to create themed pieces with her. Both artists discovered that they share a deeply spiritual approach to their work. Working together, they expanded each other’s perspectives, exploring broader horizons and deeper contemplations.

Lehrer works with crystalline structures and biological geometries, literally bending light into fluid gem carvings. Crevoshay, with her keen sense of balance and deep knowledge of art history, contributes her color combinations that have earned her the title “Queen of Color.”

Over the decades their deep respect and trust in each other’s integrity as artists have grown and flourished. In 2010 they came together with the epiphany that they must bring out the best of their best to inspire future generations in their greatest effort, “Synergy and Symbiosis,” fourteen years in the making.

“Synergy and Symbiosis” is a brilliant compilation that reflects two gifted kindred souls known as bringers of the light. While both Crevoshay and Lehrer have enjoyed great artistic success, critical acclaim, and museum recognition, their passion and creativity never wane.

In their joint creations, Crevoshay and Lehrer showcase their spiritual journey, enriching the world’s collection of sacred art in the modern age. May you be uplifted by your contemplation of the singular fine art jewels in “Synergy and Symbiosis.”