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A BLOG ABOUT ART, FASHION, PHOTOGRAPHY and TRAVEL BY KIM PIOTROWSKI

Friday, December 25, 2015

Believe - Merry Christmas to All!

Believing in Midtown Manhattan

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Labels: Christmas, christmas lights, Empire State Building, holiday, midtown, new york, NYC

Location: New York, NY, USA

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KIPI (Kim Piotrowski): I am a painter (formerly based in NYC, now Philadelphia) with a background in biology and fractal geometry. Inspired by the repetition and pattern found in organic forms & textiles, my paintings are the product of a relationship found between science and the everyday. I have two Masters from Pratt Institute (painting and art history) and have also studied in Venice, Italy at the Universita Internationale delle Arte. I live and work just outside of Philadelphia, and am learning to race sailboats in my free time.

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