owatonna arts center
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I designed four quote posters that were relevant to the exbibit. Quotes were from Kahlil Gibran, Rachel Carson, E.O. Wilson and Mary Oliver.
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I had two framed prints of studies I did while in Hawai’i and three native plants for a raffle drawing. The native plants were largely symbolic to ask people to re-evaluate how they view and use their yards in light of climate change. The Hawaiian studies represent the fragility of islands and efforts to protect and maintain their ecosystems and biodiversity.
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This Is Not A Weed No. 1 (Common Mullen)
Watercolor
Basket (Dried Bull Thistle)
Graphite Pencil
This Is Not A Weed No. 2 (Common Mullen)
Watercolor
We Are Stardust (Aspen Leaves on Pathway)
Watercolor + Archival Ink
Watery Worlds (Dew on Cottonwood Leaf)
Watercolor
Little Spring Thing (Species Unknown)
Watercolor
Tree Knots No.1 (Hedgeball Tree)
Watercolor + Graphite Pencil
Tree Knots No.2 (Hedgeball Tree)
Watercolor + Graphite Pencil
Orange Fairy Cup (Fungi)
Watercolor
Tiny Universes (Moss and Other Plants)
Watercolor
The Undertaker (American Carrion Beetle)
Archive Ink + Color Pencil
Native Blues (Wild Lupine)
Watercolor
Ophelia (I Want To Live In a Time Without Plastic)
Watercolor Pencil
Temporary Housing (Non-Human Architect Series)
Graphite Pencil
Collateral Beauty (Non-Human Architect Series)
Graphite Pencil
I Rode the Breeze as Children Will
and Took Root Someplace Else
Watercolor
Work inspired by the poem Planted by Deborah A. Goschy; part of the 20th Annual Poet Artist Collaboration exhibit.
Kahlil Gibran Quote
Rachel Carson Quote
Mary Oliver Quote
E.O. Wilson Quotes
children of nature
Early Reviews
“Exquisite!”
“Well worth the drive!”
“Love the stories that accompany the artwork. They give insight and a deeper meaning behind the artwork.”
ABOUT
Terra Kind Studio showcases the creative work of visual artist and designer Kristin Maija Peterson. Growing up among prairies, lakes, rivers, and oak savannas along with her project work with environmental nonprofit organizations have collectively influenced her creative path. Kristin works in watercolor, graphite, color pencil, oil pastels and pen and ink, interpreting in detail the beautiful chaos within native wild spaces and its inhabitants found living there. She sees all living creatures as kin and is always kind to spiders.
Contact the Studio
e: hello@terrakindstudio.com
p: 651 318 7100
