Labyrinth. (Artist: Sara) Poster

Description of Work:

"Labyrinth" represents unequal access to voting and exclusionary laws that exist against marginalized groups. It highlights the allusion that citizenship guarantees an equal opportunity to fully participate in American democracy. The path looks different for various groups of people. Some find privilege in this system, while others are fighting are constantly fighting to have their voices heard.

Artist Bio:

Sara Bermudez is a visual artist and creative with the goal of redefining femininity for those who may feel excluded by its traditional definition. She specializes in detailed pencil work and intricate collages with the aim to reposition the body as a mode of art, not an object to be regulated or disempowered. As a student at Brown University and a team captain on the Brown Women’s Soccer team, her artwork is driven by her passion for studying Gender and Sexuality Studies with a focus in Enterprise. Bay Area born and raised, she works out of her home in South San Francisco, California and Providence, Rhode Island when at school. Her artistic brand and platform is TheBodyBySara. This creative collective inspired by the body came to fruition when she suffered a concussion and was left with art as an outlet during the injury. Her first step in sharing her art came when she was featured at the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts at Brown University. With a passion for womxn’s studies, fashion, art, and entrepreneurship, TheBodyBySara is the space she created for these fields to intersect.

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IG: @thebodybysara