The Tracy Piper
The Tracy Piper
"SEEN" Vol. 1 Capsule Collection
The "SEEN" Vol. 1 Capsule Collection by The Tracy Piper showcases 50 eye paintings created in October 2022. This collection is part of an ongoing collaborative art project called "SEEN," in which the artist initiates an open call for her collectors, fans, and fellow artists to participate as models. Participants are asked to reflect on the question: What does it mean to feel seen? The artist's second book, aptly named "SEEN," highlights each painting and response.
SEEN 106
"Feeling seen comes with a sense of belonging and security. When I feel seen, I also feel accountable to being my authentic self. I want people to know me for me, to love me for me."—Clint Frederic Wiater
SEEN 107
"It means for someone to see your parts both individually and as a sum all at once. Feeling seen is being accepted for who you were, who you are, and who you will be all at once in this moment in time."—Bec Lynn
SEEN 108
"To have your existence acknowledged. To feel safe enough to feel and see yourself. To know you are not alone."—Natalie Davis
SEEN 109
"It feels privileged to be seen by someone because it means someone is interested in your life. Like me, being a mom of 4. Not everyone has the privilege to have 4 children. They want to know what it's like to have 4 kids… how to manage, give attention, and give love equally."—Jacquelyn Fernandez
SEEN 113
"To be acknowledged and supported as the person you are. To be seen doesn’t always have to mean you are understood—but to have those around you be present in those moments they are with you or when you are expressing yourself (verbally, physically, through art, etc.)"—Brit Finnegan
The Tracy Piper
SEEN Fine Art Book
This high quality exhibition catalogue features 50 new paintings from The Tracy Piper's collaborative art project "SEEN," that were made in October 2022.
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The Tracy Piper
is a female-identifying, contemporary painter, muralist, author and art activist. Best known for her vibrant portraits and figurative acrylic paintings, Piper’s illustrative work tackles social constructs in an abstract-realist style.