Naomi’s collection of portraits explores the quiet bonds of family and love through the lines of graphite, charcoal, and ink. Each work is created upside down, a method that disrupts expectation and shifts perspective.  Her portraits are less about perfect realism and more about capturing a feeling of connection, between artist, subject, and observer. The process is shaped not by formal training, but by curiosity and a desire to honor the people who inspire and ground her.

 

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Ann’s sculptural works intertwine Greek mythologies with modern day anxieties, referencing how the energies, power struggles and violence of the mythic gods and goddesses are universal, and are played out over and over again through time. She sees art as a lens through which we can examine the chaos we are experiencing. The materials Ann uses are cast-off items such as broken ceramics, old dolls, household objects, and items from her childhood because stories lie within everything and when remixed, the old contexts fall away and something fresh can evolve, a new story.

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