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DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE SECTIO SUNDAY 122505 FOR TODAY Your guide to nourishing your mind and soul ARTIST SPOTLIGHT ROCHESTER'S HIDDEN TALENTS A VISION OF Peter Colosi Personal: Resident of Fairport with wife, Adell; semi-retired as an art director, illustrator and designer. Education: Associate's degree in commercial art from University of Buffalo. Media: Digitally enhanced photography WP" ww inrntm mimmmr A new program 0- teaches art to A legally blind VV children 'sVj' Page 3C (- 1 "r--- y-- I ft I -s HEATHER CHARLES staff photographer and art. I call them Collide-O-Scopic images when art, photography and tech Colosi nology collide to create a beautifully formed image. They reflect many types of subjects, from floral to religious.

Evolution as an artist: I started at the University of Buffalo as a pharmacy major, then switched to art (quite a jump). After graduation, much of my work as an art director was business to business, brochures and advertising. My fine-art experience was in watercolor and acrylics. Inspiration: Family, friends, nature and religion. Featured work (above): Salvation is at Hand; digitally enhanced photography, printed as an iris print or inkjet with archival inks; 17 by 17 inches, 2000.

A crucifix that was in my family for many years was passed onto me. One day, I decided to send it to my daughter; it arrived broken, so I retrieved it to fix. Then the idea came to me to preserve it on paper in a unique way. Contact: collideartfrontiernet.net. WRITE TO US.

We're looking for Rochester-area artists including professionals, students and artists not represented by galleries to feature. For submission forms, click on "Living" at DemocratandChronicle.com or call (585) 258-2282. The Paisley Sisters' Jfzr)J Christmas 1.. i 1 kf-- I b- Our calendar of cultural events will help you celebrate New Year's Eve in style Page 4C Monday living on the run For New Year's, we share some facts and tips about Champagne. Tuesday living with taste Karen Miltner unveils her Top 10 favorite dishes for less than $10.

Wednesday living very well Intergenerational day care can be beneficial for older adults and kids. Thursday living your life Our weekly Solutions package helps you make the most of your busy life. Friday living it upi Our critics share their lists of the Top 10 movies and music of 2005. Saturday living at home Our tips will help you to print out and enjoy your holiday digital photos. tz ua in WORTH REMEMBERING A TASTE OF "The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: If there is any reaction, both are transformed." Psychologist Carl Jung Linwood Gardens in Pavilion serves as inspiration for new exhibit TP Page 5C "Italian Garden Fountain" by Lanna Pejovic INSIDE ONLINE AT DemocratandChronicle.com 1 vflj SB Travel Vacationers can rent a Niagara County lighthouse for a cozy winter getaway.

PAGE 8C Health Stretching the triceps and pectoral muscles can help basketball players. PAGE 2C My Life, My Words A grandmother keeps her own grandmother's Christmas traditions alive. PAGE 2C Kids' Chronicle Try to make this holiday candleholder using evergreens and cranberries. PAGE 6C 9 9 10 ARTS PUZZLES HOROSCOPES MOVIE TIMES 3 KIDS () BOOKS 7 TRAVEL i.