kyra termini : paper, wool, and ink: February 2012

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

local endangered species

long eared bat, monodonta mussel, franklin's ground squirrel, chorus frog. just a few of the creatures from an in progress instillation

Saturday, February 25, 2012

printing at the CPC

printing woodblocks - images to follow.

they are currently being reworked into a larger piece that will be based on the sum of it's weirdly structured parts.
pictures taken by alanna zaritz @ remote viewer

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Love Bug cards

hand-made stamps and collage bug cards

available saturday at dance punk circus

and thursday in the loop at the

Chicago Printmakers Collaborative PopUP

Artsist Statement

For me function and beauty have always gone hand in hand. The beauty is in the making of the object, the shirt on your back, the plate you eat from, even the mode of conveyance in which you choose to travel. In modern society we have neglected the beauty aspect by mass producing objects and allowing the general public to be blissfully ignorant from production to waste.
As the wide-ranging physical impact of this ignorance continues to show up in our daily lives I aim to demonstrate the simple beauty of everyday objects and the impact that the change form ignorance can achieve.