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Prints are produced on demand on either mounted canvas, acrylic plexi, or giclee fine art paper in a variety of sizes here in the United States. High quality print reproductions for your home or office designed by artists living with homelessness or disabilities.
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Chicago
Aron is a Chicago native who enjoys creating poetry, music, songs, and visual artworks. Aron has been trained in architectural and computer-aided drafting, and attended college to study physics and graphic design. These experiences all influence his art.
Aron began experiencing psychiatric distress in his mid-twenties. As he began to recover, he was hit by a charter bus while riding his bicycle. After this accident, Aron became hypersensitive to social interaction and developed synesthesia.
Aron is currently a member of Thresholds, a mental health provider in Chicago, where he feels he has achieved a sense of stability and support. Through Thresholds, he engages in individual and group art sessions. He also participates in Project Onward, an art studio in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood for artists with disabilities. Working on his art helps Aron to feel more organized in his thoughts and provides motivation for keeping his apartment clean so he can create art from home.
Through his art, Aron expresses what it feels like to “live between realities so that it can become a shared experience and not something stigmatized.” He also uses art to portray how he sees people treating each other and the earth, hoping to “bring awareness to humanity.”
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