In Carol Saxe’s “Cat Tails,” felines find their special place in the sun. A representational artist who calls her style interpretive realism, Saxe has been painting coastlines, architecture, dogs and cats for more than 30 years. Creating images that allow the viewer’s eyes to roam the canvas, Saxe imparts her work with luminosity by layering paint in varying degrees of sheerness. Utilizing abstract patterns of shadow and light, she balances natural light with manmade and organic surfaces.