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Sometimes the things we love don’t disappear. They simply wait for us to find our way back.

For Plainfield artist Sandra Toensing, that journey began years after she had stepped away from art, when a friend asked her to paint a flower on a coffee table. That small project rekindled something—and she hasn’t stopped creating since.

In this video, meet Sandra, learn why vibrant color is so important to her work, and hear the story behind Humanity Health’s first Local Artist Spotlight.

Sandra’s eight-week exhibit begins September 21 at Humanity Health in Avon, with a Meet the Artist Night on September 30.
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00:03you took a long break in painting right um for some life changes but um what brought you back
00:12to painting from that change my daughter's mother-in-law patsy she asked me one day if i
00:20would paint a table for her first she wanted sunflower then she changed it to daisy i said
00:26sure no problem so i painted it and it kind of gave me the bug again and so i went
00:32out
00:32went shopping and bought a bunch of stuff and started painting
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