The Romano Gallery
Armstrong-Hipkins Center for the Arts
January 9-February 2; reception on January 25 @ 7 p.m.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
The gallery will close at noon on the show’s last day.
Embracing spontaneity and relatability in printmaking and illustration is at the heart of artist Anjali Karustis’ practice. Fascinated by the personal mantras of others, her work seeks to show how those mantras can be represented visually through unique, illustrative elements, which often focus on capturing emotion expressed with the face and body. While creating her pieces, she values spur-of-the-moment instincts and has worked to let her intuition guide her practice. This results in unfiltered, sometimes quirky, honest depictions, which she has used to create items for her Etsy shop, prints on totes, illustrations for children’s books and much more.