About

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Erin L Kuhn's work centers around narrating and formulating the internal and external environment by navigating habitats of land, sea, and sky. Her work is inspired from memories after growing up in unstable home environments between the United States and Canada.  Through a process of adding and subtracting recorded documentation, her work is constructed from hard and soft, obscure and translucent materials that exhibits both the physical and mental states of fragility and sustainability, inside and out. We are pushed to question current issues and are offered windows of opportunities for collaboration between viewer and artist. Kuhn embodies scarring the abused printing plates, the healing process of stitching and patching, the forming and molding of earthen clay, all in hopes of building bridges of a universal language of between divided worlds. She received her MFA at Arizona State University and BFA at The University at Buffalo.