Screen Print on Coventry Rag Heavyweight archival paper
20” Ht x 16” W
This piece, part of the "Intimacy" series, presents a dynamic interplay of hands that seem to reach out and embrace, blurring the lines between individuality and connection. The high-contrast black and white design invites contemplation on the nature of relationships, showcasing the beauty of human touch and closeness.
Crafted as a limited edition of just 8 screen prints on Coventry Rag Heavyweight archival paper, each piece is signed, dated, and numbered by the artist, ensuring its uniqueness. Clara Rodriguez's friendly and confident style shines through, making this artwork a compelling addition to any space, perfect for those who appreciate the depth of human connection.
Crafted as a limited edition of just 8 screen prints on Coventry Rag Heavyweight archival paper, each piece is signed, dated, and numbered by the artist, ensuring its uniqueness. Clara Rodriguez's friendly and confident style shines through, making this artwork a compelling addition to any space, perfect for those who appreciate the depth of human connection.
Clara Rodriguez is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the joy of making through process and material. Her practice includes digital art, silkscreen printing, drawing, painting, sculpture, and kite making. She holds a BFA in Printmaking and a BS in Art Education from SUNY New Paltz, where her thesis combined kite construction with traditional and experimental printmaking techniques—a synthesis she continues to revisit.
Since 2014, Rodriguez has worked professionally as a freelance artist and silkscreen printer, producing fine art prints exhibited across the United States. Her work has been shown in venues throughout the Hudson Valley, including the Barrett Art Center, The Trolley Barn, and Tivoli Artists Gallery.
In addition to her studio practice, she teaches screen printing at the Poughkeepsie Underwear Factory’s community print shop. Rodriguez lives in the Hudson Valley with her husband and daughter.
Follow her work on Instagram @claranotclaireartstudio and @progressionartstudio.
Since 2014, Rodriguez has worked professionally as a freelance artist and silkscreen printer, producing fine art prints exhibited across the United States. Her work has been shown in venues throughout the Hudson Valley, including the Barrett Art Center, The Trolley Barn, and Tivoli Artists Gallery.
In addition to her studio practice, she teaches screen printing at the Poughkeepsie Underwear Factory’s community print shop. Rodriguez lives in the Hudson Valley with her husband and daughter.
Follow her work on Instagram @claranotclaireartstudio and @progressionartstudio.