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Some of her earliest etchings date back to her high school days when she started studying intaglio etching as well as screen printing and other forms of printmaking
Cesarine continues to integrate creative vision with activism
Indira Cesarine "La Reine Noire (1)" 2024
Grace Graupe-Pillard "Reflections Spencer" 2017
the social landscape becomes increasingly fractured and alienated
Sam Heydt "Whose To Blame Anyway" Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface Some of her earliest etchingsSam Heydt "Whose To Blame Anyway" 2019 Analog Assemblage (Collage) Dimensions: 8 X 12 X 1 Unique Includes a signed certificate of authenticity Sam Heydt (b. 1986, New York City) is an American social practice and recycled media artist whose multidisciplinary work confronts ecological collapse, media saturation, and the unraveling mythologies of progress. Born and raised in New York, she has lived and worked internationally in Paris, Venice, Amsterdam,
