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Brittany Kiertzner
(Arisawe)
Multidisciplinary Artist
St. Regis Mohawk Tribe/
Iroquois Nation

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Satahseht/ Hide Yourself, discusses how the artist endeavors to connect with the pain of loss and insecurity, and the inherent vulnerability of life and death for the next generation of Indigenous women. And how they physically are part of the inevitable social pressures moving disintegration and impermanence.

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All is Still 9X12.jpg

IMG_9190.JPG

IMG_9175.JPG

IMG_9184.JPG

IMG_9177.JPG

installation 2024.jpeg

They Give Us Life Kiohehkwen.jpeg

image0 - 2024-11-20T212645.898.jpeg

image2 (34).jpeg

image3 (15).jpeg

IMG_0934.jpeg

Kiertzner. Satahseht Hide Yourself. 70X46X3 inches..jpeg
Satahseht/ Hide Yourself, discusses how the artist endeavors to connect with the pain of loss and insecurity, and the inherent vulnerability of life and death for the next generation of Indigenous women. And how they physically are part of the inevitable social pressures moving disintegration and impermanence.

IMG_6897.jpeg

image4 (1).jpeg

All is Still 9X12.jpg

IMG_9190.JPG

IMG_9175.JPG

IMG_9184.JPG

IMG_9177.JPG

installation 2024.jpeg

They Give Us Life Kiohehkwen.jpeg

image0 - 2024-11-20T212645.898.jpeg

image2 (34).jpeg

image3 (15).jpeg

IMG_0934.jpeg

Kiertzner. Satahseht Hide Yourself. 70X46X3 inches..jpeg
Satahseht/ Hide Yourself, discusses how the artist endeavors to connect with the pain of loss and insecurity, and the inherent vulnerability of life and death for the next generation of Indigenous women. And how they physically are part of the inevitable social pressures moving disintegration and impermanence.

IMG_6897.jpeg

image4 (1).jpeg
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