701 CCA artist in residence David Voros, who teaches painting at the University of South Carolina art department, will discuss the creation of his five-panel painting Triumph Of Innocence during a lunchtime talk on Wednesday, November 30, 12:30 p.m. A reception with the unveiling of Voros’ completed painting will take place on Tuesday, December 6, 7 – 9 p.m., in the 701 CCA artist loft. Voros’ painting consists of four side panels, 7 x 14 feet each, and one ceiling panel, 12 x 14 feet. He calls the work “a  large-scale cycle of paintings interpreting an autobiographical narrative in the context of mythological events, without it being literally auto-biographical or mythological.” During his residency, Voros has created a cage-like structure of steel pipes that allows him to mount the painting, creating a “room” with four walls and a ceiling in the 701 CCA loft. Voros has been working on the painting for years, including during the summer months, when he directs a summer school for painters in Monte Castello, a small mountain-top village in the Umbria region of Italy.