ARTIST FEATURE: Aissa Sica
Interview of Aissa Sica by Freya Bennett // I think the most important to feel good about yourself is by taking care of your mental health.
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ARTIST FEATURE: Hannah Lock
Interview of Hannah Lock by Sophie Pellegrini // With my mark-making and my bright colours, I hope I express something people haven’t seen before and they see something vibrant in my work.
Read MoreARTIST FEATURE: Lucia Fainzilber
Interview of Lucia Fainzilber by Tara Presnell // I come from a very feminine world. I am the oldest of three sisters and always been surrounded by lots of girl friends. There is something about the sisterhood, friendship and motherhood that I found incredibly moving.
Read MoreARTIST FEATURE: Audrey Gillespie
Interview of Audrey Gillespie by Sophie Pellegrini // Working in 35mm format, there are a number of complexities that I enjoy, but most prominently, I love the control I have and the limitations it sets.
Read MoreARTIST FEATURE: Vivi Maidanik
Interview of Vivi Maidanik by Sophie Pellegrini // Illustration makes me feel free and very connected with myself.
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Interview of Janet Mac by Sophie Pellegrini // I hope to serve as a voice for myself, people, and communities I care about. I grew up as a very shy, quiet kid so as I grow, I continue to uncover and discover my worth, truth, and value as a human and recognize that every part of me is valid.
Read MoreARTIST FEATURE: Jessica Moritz
Interview of Jessica Moritz by Sophie Pellegrini // When I was younger, I didn’t realize the implications of being a female artist, or even of being an artist. Now that I’m more involved in the art community and also more awake, I am fully engaged in delivering art with meaning and purpose.
Read MoreARTIST FEATURE: Hayley Kim
Interview of Hayley Kim by Sophie Pellegrini // My work process is really simple and straightforward. I usually carry my sketchbook around with me and do sketches or take some notes when I get inspired.
Read MoreARTIST FEATURE: Marlene Juliane
Interview of Marlene Juliane by Sophie Pellegrini // My drawings are always about humans, especially women. I think one reason is that I can identify myself better with my figures when they are female. I often try to draw relatable situations and feelings.
Read MoreARTIST FEATURE: Ashley Wong
Interview of Ashley Wong by Sophie Pellegrini // I love getting to sit down and have fun making something. It’s rewarding to start and finish something that’s all yours, especially when it’s as time-consuming as embroidery.
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