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Valerie Fuchs
Lifting the Mirror, Water 13, 2026
Digital photography, dye sublimation onto metal with metal frame.
20" x 25.5" 

 

Artist Bio
Valerie Sullivan Fuchs addresses ecological and temporal themes of relational connectivity through poetic ideas of entanglement. She emulates nature’s self-sustainable energy by integrating solar power, hydroelectricity into new media, NFTS, video, installation & sculpture.
Collections include: 21c Museum, Louisville; Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH; Muhammad Ali International Airport; Revive Corp; & SNAP Foundation.
Exhibitions include: Spring/Break, NYC, NY; American Embassy, Stockholm, Sweden; Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara, CA; Non Grata Festival, Pärnu, Estonia; Galerie Eugene Lendl, Graz, Austria; 21c Museums @ Cincinnati, OH, @Louisville, KY, @Bentonville, AR; BELEF Art Festival, Belgrade, Serbia; Speed Art Museum Louisville, KY. Awards & Grants include: Great Meadows Foundation; KY Arts Council, Al Smith Individual Artist Fellowship; Kentucky Foundation for Women; Hadley Creative. Reviews include: Art Papers; Dialogue; American Theatre; MIT’s Leonardo; Louisville Courier-Journal; 21c Artist Check-In.
Published writing: Louisville Eccentric Observer; Pitch Magazine; an anthology, Beauty
Unlimited by Peg Brand. Residencies: Berlin Collectiv, Spain’22; Mustarinda, Finland,’19;
Works On Water ’18-’19, NYC, NY. Collectives: Berlin Art Collectiv, Sine::Apsis Experiments,
ENID, & Maybeitsfate. She lives and works in a small woods & creek in Kentucky with her
husband. She has a B.Arch. UK, Lexington & a MFA,Time Arts, School of the Art Institute of
Chicago.

Lifting the Mirror, Water 13 by Valerie Fuchs

SKU: 34311
$750.00Price
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