Kathy Nida
Kathy Nida has been making art for many years. She studied art in college, at UC Irvine and in Wales, focusing on ceramics, photography, and printmaking. After college, Nida began as a printmaker, eventually moving into fiber arts.
Her work explores issues of a woman’s existence and is very much a narrative of her personal life, even as it refers to the greater human population. Human rights, the environment, and politics are current focuses.
The never-ending palette of fabrics brings her joy; she also appreciates its tactile qualities.
She has been venturing out into ceramics, dye painting, and slow stitching in the last couple of years, as she explores new ways to tell stories.
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Unsustainable
Size: 50'' x 60''
My job is pushing us to use artificial intelligence, but the environmental impact is not something to take lightly. Water and electricity bills are going up; meanwhile AI uses more energy than an entire city, which then leads to increased carbon dioxide emissions and pressures on the electric grid, not to mention disrupting local ecosystems.
The shortsightedness of those looking to make money on a system that does not add as much as it takes…it’s disheartening.