About Us

What we offer

March wellness & fitness offers health and fitness programs, based in science, that are designed to strengthen and nurture all aspects of your daily life – no matter what your state of health or stage of life – in a safe, supportive and motivating environment.

Our emphasis is on helping you live a full and engaging life. March wellness & fitness can support you in achieving wellness goals whether they include improving flexibility, managing a chronic illness, training for a marathon, or recovery from surgery. We believe that all of us can change for the better and that change can happen at any time in your life. Learn more about our integrative approach and philosophy.

New Membership

We're accepting membership applications now. To arrange a tour or join, contact Anne Wallace  at 503-418-9373.

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Artist In Residence

About the Artist

Portland artist Cindy Lommasson holds a BA in Art from Portland State University, where she concentrated on ceramic art.  Asian painting became her passion after studying extensively with artist-instructors Christine Lee, Terry Louie (Lei Danxin) and Karen Fullerton between 2003-2007.She began teaching Chinese brush painting in 2005 and now teaches in libraries, community centers, and private studios, and as a visiting artist at local schools.

She has been teaching Chinese Brush Painting classes at March Wellness for the past four years, on the 3rd Saturday of the month. She enjoys teaching absolute beginners as well as seasoned artists, emphasizing relaxation through painting practice.

Cindy has exhibited her work throughout Oregon and her work has been juried into many group shows.

Her newly revised website, at www.cindylommasson.com,was made possible through the award of a Professional Development Grant from Regional Arts and Culture Council in 2012.

Statement:

In the tradition of Chinese brush painting, I strive for compositional simplicity and a sparseness of form. I want to leave something for the imagination of the viewer, so I don't paint every detail. Working spontaneously, I try to respond more to my own mood while I am painting, than a preconceived idea. It's important for me to get into a calm frame of mind before painting, and I hope that viewers of my work will also feel tranquil.