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From City of Eugene Cultural Services

  1. La Riqueza Natural de México, Image 3.

    La Riqueza Natural de México, 2022

  2. Charro Attire Exhibition: Origin and Symbolic Details of the Charro Outfit, Image 2.

    Charro Attire Exhibition: Origin and Symbolic Details of the Charro Outfit, 2022

  3. Mujeres con Alas, Image 1.

    Mujeres con Alas, 2022

  4. The Shapes of Water by Melanie Germond, Pete Goldlust, Image 1.

    Melanie Germond, Pete Goldlust

    The Shapes of Water, 2022

  5. This IS Kalapuyan Land by Steph Littlebird Fogel, Image 2.

    Steph Littlebird Fogel

    This IS Kalapuyan Land, 2022

  6. Big One by Erin Langley, Image 2.

    Erin Langley

    Big One, 2022

  7. StoryHelix, Image 2.

    StoryHelix, 2022

  8. Yellow Sun Fragrance (Where's Waldo, Asian Edition) by Helen Liu, Image 1.

    Helen Liu

    Yellow Sun Fragrance (Where's Waldo, Asian Edition), 2022

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About the artist

Mika Aono

Mika Aono is a multidisciplinary artist and one of the founding members of the non-profit Eugene Printmakers. Her recent work explores humanness in absurdity and futility through laborious processes. Her fascination for nature has driven her projects and installations, utilizing found objects and various printmaking techniques. She cherishes serendipitous moments and believes art has a power to connect all living things. She wishes she were a gentle superhero.

Mika was born in Sendai, Japan and received a Bachelor of education in Primary and Special Ed from Miyagi University of Education in Japan, a Bachelors of Art from University of Oregon, and a Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking from San Francisco Art Institute. Currently, she works as an instructor and a printmaking/letterpress studio technician in the Department of Art at the University of Oregon. Her work has been shown at galleries including Northwest Museum of Art, University of Richmond Museum, Asheville Bookworks, Manhattan Graphics Center and in international exhibitions in India, Spain, Switzerland, Brazil and Canada; some are in museums and public collections.