Liv Tempesta
Art is essential for healing oneself.
"Garden of Growth", 2018, Acrylic on canvas, 14" x 16"
"Living Proof", 2019, Collage and watercolor, 6" x 9"
"Ache Peasant", 2019, Acrylic on canvas, 16" x 18"
"Health Risk", 2019, Collage and acrylic, 14" x 10"
"Heavy Heart", 2019, Watercolor painting, 18" x 22"
"Prevention", 2020, Acrylic print & collage, 10" x 13"
"Higher Power", 2020, Ink woodblock print, 5" x 14"
"Better Self", 2020, Acrylic print and collage, 9" x 14"
"Safe Space", 2020, Oil on canvas, 5' x 3'
"Thought Thicket", 2020, Acrylic print, 12" x 5"
"Ryan Trevz Tribute", 2019, Acrylic on canvas, 18" x 20"
"Days of War", 2020, Crayon rubbing and collage, 9" x 12"
"Energy", 2020, Watercolor print and acrylic stamps, 9" x 12"
"Fire Within", 2019, Acrylic pour on canvas, 18" x 20"
"Prideful Eye", 2020, Crayon rub and stamp, 8" x 8"
"Her Healing", 2018, Oil on canvas, 14" x 16"
"Rename Ourselves", 2020, Acrylic print and collage, 9" x 14"
"Hell Home", 2020, Watercolor print and crayon rubbing, 9" x 12"
"Hospice Hotel", 2018, Ceramic extrusion, 3" x 16"
"Storm", 2020, Ink monotype print, 12" x 14"
Liv Tempesta
Art Therapy with Community Arts Practices ‘21
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Liv Tempesta is a senior art therapy major with a community arts concentration at Tyler School of Art. Liv’s work throughout her time with the community arts department focuses on intersectional, trauma-informed care specifically to heal generational trauma. Liv’s own therapeutic practices, seen through their artwork, heal their lineage of disparities between their identities as a LGBT+, disabled, Italian American. Liv strives to offer marginalized communities the same accessible resiliency and security that art serves for her. After their time at Temple University, Liv hopes to continue their lifelong journey of practicing and preaching the process of healing through art and social justice.