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From Fulton County Public Art Program

  1. Passin Me By by Anthony Marcus (blctxt contxt) Bottoms, Image 1.

    Anthony Marcus (blctxt contxt) Bottoms

    Passin Me By, 2020

    Digital photograph

  2. Free Parking by Dennis Morton, Image 1.

    Dennis Morton

    Free Parking, 2020

    Digital photograph

  3. Picture Me Rolling by Dennis Morton, Image 1.

    Dennis Morton

    Picture Me Rolling, 2020

    Digital photograph

  4. Memories of '96 by Erik Scherb, Image 1.

    Erik Scherb

    Memories of '96, 2020

    Digital photograph

  5. Portals by Jordan Graves, Image 1.

    Jordan Graves

    Portals, 2020

    Digital image

  6. New Start by Kaylinn Gilstrap, Image 1.

    Kaylinn Gilstrap

    New Start, 2020

    Digital photograph

  7. Cotton Candy by Manty Dey, Image 1.

    Manty Dey

    Cotton Candy, 2019

    Acrylic on watercolor paper

    23.5 x 18 in (59.69 x 45.72 cm)

  8. Fringed Mirrors by Lillian Blades, Image 1.

    Lillian Blades

    Fringed Mirrors, 2018

    Mixed media on wood panel

    18 x 48 in (45.72 x 121.92 cm)

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About the artist

Hannah Pasedag

Hannah Pasedag is a visual artist and educator based in Muscogee territory. Inspired by her love for storytelling, and experiences in marginalized communities, her work follows themes of visibility and isolation. To be seen is both a powerful and terrifying thing, in equal measure. Being apparent means an openness and vulnerability not everyone can afford to have. Through visual stories that span materials, she hopes to convey her own hidden experiences, while giving space to allow the viewer to think of their own.

She has exhibited with the Savannah College of Art and Design, Thomas Deans Fine Art, Site: Brooklynn, MINT, and Besharat Gallery. Above all, she hopes you are staying safe, and caring for the most vulnerable in your own community.
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