La muerte soy yo

Andrew is an autodidact artist from Redcliffe who creates work with bold colour choices and a hidden complexity of simplicity. With a keen eye for design and composition, Andrew's work is deceptively illustrative. Andrew lets the paint sing for him, which gives him a voice when the right words escape him.

Jacqui is Brisbane-based artist whose work explores the tension between sensual femininity and female rage. Growing up in the late 90s/early 2000s, her work is influenced by toxic diet culture, subtle and not-so-subtle misogyny, and the power of empowerment. Her work aims to create a space for those who have, at any point, fallen victim to the thorns of the patriarchy and are now seeking self-empowerment.

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'La Muerte Soy Yo' (which translates to 'Death is Me') was designed by Jacqui Kucharski and brought to life by Andrew Walters. Of this design, Jacqui says, "Death and rebirth - uncomfortable for some; the truth to others. We shed our skin many times over our lifetime, each in the attempt to become our truest selves. Whether it is born from self-exploration or out of necessity, death of a past self is inevitable."