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Los Angeles-based artist Robert Ramirez depicts these classical greek urns in an expressive style that gives them a heroic presence. Ramirez’s paintings express emotion through their painterly brush strokes, the touch and texture of the paint, and the visceral impact of color. See "Urns" by Robert Ramirez on display, post-security, in Terminal 2. http://bit.ly/2CZSSQe
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