Mia Stavarski
My works are reflections of my reality in relation to the world around me, a search for meaning of the intrapersonal and interpersonal. Through the creative process, I use tangible subject matter from my life in relation to the intangible complexities of society. The world and the mind are incredibly complex, and through the communication of art, I realized that those around me have differing pasts that influence the interpretation of my pieces. However, my goal is to have the viewers, and myself, step away from my work with a better understanding of the psyche, but also a better understanding of the world.
Isolation, 2020, Relief Monoprint, 12” x 15”
Stem, 2019, hand-built ceramic, 10” x 18”
Window, 2019, weaving, 30” x 30”
Grasp, 2020, dry point etching, 3” x 5”
Inverse, 2018, white conte on black paper, 24” x 36”
Empty, 2019, wood sculpture, 14” x 20”
Rain, 2019, hand-thrown ceramic, 3” x 8”
Connection, 2108, ink drawing, 24” x 36”
Home, 2020, photograph, 8” x 8
True Sight, 2020, relief print, 12” x 15”
Bulbs, 2021, triptych oil painting, 8” x 10” each
Love, 2019, hand-built ceramic, 8” x 10
Natural, 2021, oil paint on cardboard, 18” x 24”
Transform, 2020, photograph, 3” x 4.5”
Mia Stavarski
Art Therapy ‘22
Mia Stavarski is a senior Art Therapy student with a minor in Psychology at Temple University. By attending, she is able to follow her passions of service, psychology, and visual arts. Mia has become a leader though club activities such as Active Minds at Temple University and the Therapeutic Art Club. Her favorite mediums are painting and printmaking, even though she enjoys most all materials. Mia is taking the next steps towards becoming an art therapist by attending graduate school.
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Instagram: @miastav