@connienoyes.bsky.social
Interdisciplinary artist using grief as a conduit to create visceral experiences on our climate catastrophe linktr.ee/connienoyes
Calling all who feel the urge to scream!! The collective scream. Link in bio!!
22.03.2025 16:39 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Revisiting Lifeline—an 80-foot braided, woven, and wrapped rope is part of an exhibition in May. The piece is a physical manifestation often tangled journey through grief.
The repairs — a meditation on resilience, the ways in which we hold on, let go, and make sense of the messiness of loss.
“Lifeline” New installation for exhibition “ What we Carry “ at Noyes Cultural canter in May.
recycled clothes, ropes, curtains, medical tubing, braided, woven an wrapped into an 80 foot rope on table made of reclaimed wood and family's picnic table cloth.
#recycledartist #artmeditation
I’m honored to be part of Let’s Be Real, a group exhibition at @heavengallerychicago featuring 14 incredible artists who explore the intersection of parenting and artistic practice.
January 31–March 9, 2025
Heaven Gallery, 1550 N Milwaukee Ave #2, Chicago, IL
Opening Night: January 31, 7–11 PM
Soaking wet with grief.
Water carries deep symbolic resonance across cultures, representing renewal, life, and the passage of time.
We are a water body— interconnected to all other water bodies where our emotional and environmental health are intertwined.
In collaboration w/ William Mariano
Soaking wet with grief, digital collage.
This process explores the connection between human bodies and bodies of water.
As the climate crisis deepens, these engagements with bodies of water are deeply rooted in my research on collective grief.
In collaboration with William Mariano
The rooster speaks for me!!
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