When most kids were glued to the television and the latest cartoons
giving temporary shelter to the small animals and sun beams coming through the foliage in the middle of the hot day
Her work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide
and I also occasionally work with colored pencils
Her portraits allude to the conundrum of simply being in a woman’s skin: of how to express physical agency and ease in a society that constantly objectifies women and irrevocably wreaks damage on the environment
The Snowflake Eel, The Jaguar, and The Whale Shark Christian MacNevin When most kids were gluedPolymer clay, acrylic, and wood 14 x 14. 5 x 8 in. 2024 Shelby Clark is a sculptor originally from Pass Christian, Mississippi. She received her BA in English Literature from Flagler College in 2020, where she also minored in Environmental Science and Creative Writing. Following her graduation, Clark began experimenting with polymer clay and air dry clay. Since then, she has been honored to be included in group shows at the St. Augustine Art