MICHELLE LECA 
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 ~TO DEFINE IS TO LIMIT~                  ✰ —__—__—__—✰          ✰—__—__—✰,,,  
   Michelle Leca (2001. Seattle, WA, U.S.A) graduated from the University Of Washington in 2024 with a bachelors in art and a concentration in 3D4M materials(glass, metal, ceramic, and wood). Although a multimedia artist, her work explores glass and metal as well as unconventional materials as a means to communicate stakes in optimistic existentialism and sculptural instances where the observer is not separate from the object observed and the object is not separate from the observer ->

,,(everything is just the universe experiencing itself),,,


   Curiosity, introspection, and gratitude serve as grounding roots in her work as she constantly is inspired to reject practicality and challenge the social, spacial, and physical conditions that we have absorbed being human. She is inspired by her environments and the people that inhabit them, we are not all that different--a drop in the ocean hallucinating tsunamis--satisfying the belief that genuineness breeds very much present thought. What can develop  if our perceptions of wrong become right?
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{✷process pix below✷}


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{chain process}

{toe lamp process}

{screen printing process}

{crochet sketch}

{fashion show behind the scenes} 
{ravishingly present project proposal}



{wax cast process}



{pour prep}


{aluminum pour process}





{welding process}


{paper mache process}

{glass blowing(annhealing)process}

{glass assembly process}

{podium building(woodwork)process}


{3-D render process}


{mask process}







{ravishingly present show seattle}

ravishingly present show-everett



{glass mold process}

{glass blowing process}
{glass blown gloves process}

{stained glass process}






{laser cut, monotype print process}

{monotype printmaking process}


{stained glass process}
{cardboard, paper mache process}