Y. HOPE OSBORN
Y. Hope Osborn lives in Little Rock, Arkansas US.
Publishing nature essays that bring pleasure and overcome pain and personal essays that encourage survivors and expose victimization. She documents unique environmental moments in color and timeworn built black and white and digitally abstracts her photos into imaginary realms, weaving within it history, her story, and your story of how she/we think, feel, believe, connect, and care.
Woods Reader, Plants and Poetry, Whitefish Review, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Writers’ Network, Awakenings, Arkansas Living, and The Sunlight Press have published her writing and imagery. Her awards and exhibits include Monovisions, Neutral Density, Julia Margaret Cameron, International Photography, Architecture MasterPrize, and Arkansas Arts Council 2024 Small Works on Paper, internationally, online and off in Portland, Oregon; New York City; Santa Paula, California; Arkansas—US and Barcelona, Spain. Recent endeavors include a grant of $10,000 from Mid-America Arts Alliance and Windgate Foundation and feature in the Arkansas Museum of Fine Art museum store.
Hope believes being a great author and artist is to be entrusted to express reality and imagination that captivates, inspires, or informs while enriching lives.
Contacts of the artist
Instagram:
@yhopeosborn
Website:
https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/mediamosaicart-net
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