Adrianna Vasquez Melero

14 years of depression and sadness that no one should ever have to experience, and I can finally share it with you. It’s not comfortable to view but it will help you understand what others may feel.

Read Adrianna Vasquez Melero’s full artist statement here.

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A lithograph of a person laying uneasy in their bed. — “Beginning of the End” (2021), Lithography, 18″x15″

A lithograph depicting a faceless person battling an internal war with their self. — “Uneasy” (2021), Lithography, 13″x10″

A lithograph of a woman with a stitched mouth holding her neck. — “I am GOD” (2020), Lithography, 22″x18″

A lithograph titled "Used Abused Amused." — “Used Abused Amused” (2020), Lithography, 26″x18″

A lithograph of a person wearing a blindfold among several floating eyes. — “Blind to What I Cannot Control” (2021), Lithography, 20″x23″

A black and white lithograph of a solemn woman glancing upward. — “Forgotten” (2021), Lithography, 17″x15″

A black and white lithograph of a person lost in their thoughts. — “Remembrance” (2021), Lithography, 20″x20″

A black and white sketch of a woman sulking in a bathtub. — “Sinking in the Calm” (2021), Lithography, 11″x15″

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