[ Maitri Art]

 Maitri Art embraces the expression of queerism as a fourth wave of feminism, which is inclusive of all intersectionalities. They use symbolism as an artistic language to transmute the sacred feminine and masculine healing and balancing energies. They express themselves through mixed media such as photography, collage, and ceramics.

They use collage as a tool for reconstructionist art, deconstructing and dismantling epistemologies of oppression of binary heteronormativity of mainstream society.  They use public domain art to recreate masterpieces with a spiritual stance of oneness. They create a healing of sacred energies, transmitting healing through art.

Maitri Art takes a stance of oneness and has expansive views of what art can be. The work of Maitri Art articulates the complexities of multidimensional realities embodying life as art.

Maitri Art was created by Tybee Tallulah Maitri, who is a queer artist from New England. They are trans and believe queer visibility in art and community is of great value.

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They studied Studio Art and Photography at Simmons University and have a BA from the University of North Carolina in Asheville in Women, Gender, and Sexualities Studies. They are currently a student at Haywood Community College studying Professional Craft Clay.

They are inspired by nature, the cosmos, community, their higher power, and other artists.  They enjoy the feeling of materials in their hands and the ability to construct new realities from pieces of paper, earth, and clay. They have lived in Western North Carolina for over a decade and enjoy and are inspired by their environment and community. 

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​Contact Maitri Art at LLLmaitriLLL@gmail.com

for original pieces, commissioned work, and reproductions on archival paper, metal and canvas (ranging in size).