String, or, Vestigial, Self-propagating Remnants | Dayna Kriz

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May 8, 2010

Sometimes the product is beautiful. Sometimes the process is beautiful. And sometimes a process produces a beauty often unseen and rarely nurtured. After visiting artist Dayna Kriz finished drying a sea of faux-fur in the garden strings and fray still clung to the line where they met the sun, the breeze, and the surrounding vegetation. 

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Dayna Kriz
Dayna Kriz

Chicago, IL

May 7, 2010 - May 31, 2010

website | wood lawn collaborative dot org

Dayna Kriz loves people, excess consumed materials and the creation process. Dayna sees her creativity as improvisational and informed by belief in the spiritual. She creates collaborative opportunities, experiments with discarded fiber materials and reflects on inequity and institutional limitations. Dayna teaches art and enacts programs that provide youth with resource, techniques, technique and a creative outlet, she sees all said interests as many parts that are in constant making of a whole.

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