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DESCRIPTION
Mixed media on paper
9 x 12 in
2025
These mixed media works are created in response to the need for help amongst all the pain and suffering happening in the world. These works are attempting to be meditative and comment on our compassion and our own relationship with helping one another.
BIO
Todd Siegel is a multi-disciplinary artist and educator. He received his Bachelor of Science from Bradley University and his Masters in Education from the University of Illinois Springfield. He studied contemporary art, painting, drawing, sculpture and art history with Rose Shakinovsky and Claire Gavronsky at the Lorenzo de Medici School of Art In Florence Italy. Todd’s work often addresses indoctrination, observations of the world around us, and absurdity. Todd has shown his work in Chicago, IL, New York, NY, Florence, Italy and New Buffalo, MI. He currently teaches art to kindergarten through fifth grade and inspires his students to be creative, observant, curious, and use their imaginations.
DESCRIPTION
Mixed media on paper
9 x 12 in
2025
These mixed media works are created in response to the need for help amongst all the pain and suffering happening in the world. These works are attempting to be meditative and comment on our compassion and our own relationship with helping one another.
BIO
Todd Siegel is a multi-disciplinary artist and educator. He received his Bachelor of Science from Bradley University and his Masters in Education from the University of Illinois Springfield. He studied contemporary art, painting, drawing, sculpture and art history with Rose Shakinovsky and Claire Gavronsky at the Lorenzo de Medici School of Art In Florence Italy. Todd’s work often addresses indoctrination, observations of the world around us, and absurdity. Todd has shown his work in Chicago, IL, New York, NY, Florence, Italy and New Buffalo, MI. He currently teaches art to kindergarten through fifth grade and inspires his students to be creative, observant, curious, and use their imaginations.