Reach For Me

by Lizzy Hindman-Harvey

Multidisciplinary artist Lizzy Hindman-Harvey documents sensations of perception, orientation, and emotion. As a queer woman who has given birth, she connects to topics of otherness, desire, femininity, and disability through her body. Using her body as a plate to create monoprints, Lizzy illustrates the iterative, repetitive ways we process phenomena, from the remarkable to the everyday.

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