At the Round Rock Arts Movement exhibition, Victoria’s piece, “Stop It, I Like It,” was awarded 1st Place.

The exhibition considers movement not only as something we see, but also as something we experience and feel. Artists explore rhythm and repetition, the energy of nature, the human figure in motion, journeys and transitions, and the quiet progression of change. Some works capture a fleeting moment, while others suggest movement through pattern, color, texture, form, or abstraction.

Victoria’s “Stop It, I Like It” embodies this idea beautifully. The piece captures the energy, fluidity, and movement of water, inviting the viewer to experience its motion not only visually, but emotionally. There is a sense of spontaneity and rhythm within the work—a fleeting moment of movement and interaction that feels alive, playful, and ever-changing.