"I think the reward for conformity is that everyone likes you except yourself" -Rita Mae Brown
They say that there is no such thing as a straight line in nature, there is always a curvature to everything in the natural world. Many things in man-made modern society stems from an obsession with straight lines and hard angles, the polar opposite of nature. Why is this? Artist Kelly Burris seeks to explore the softness of woman and the confines of modern society upon them, using colored “boxes” and natural or abstract backgrounds.
Kelly Burris is a 30 year old St. Louis native and women rights advocate. Kelly graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lindenwood University in 2011 and currently resides in the Tower Grove East neighborhood.
They say that there is no such thing as a straight line in nature, there is always a curvature to everything in the natural world. Many things in man-made modern society stems from an obsession with straight lines and hard angles, the polar opposite of nature. Why is this? Artist Kelly Burris seeks to explore the softness of woman and the confines of modern society upon them, using colored “boxes” and natural or abstract backgrounds.
Kelly Burris is a 30 year old St. Louis native and women rights advocate. Kelly graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lindenwood University in 2011 and currently resides in the Tower Grove East neighborhood.