Young Aretha Franklin Drawing

Victoria Krassa is a graduate of Parsons School of Design. Her fine art and photography has appeared in print and gallery shows in New York City. Some of her published works include cover art for the novel “The Unraveling Thread,” by Priscilla Cogan, illustrations for “Grandma, How do You Say I Love You?” by Uzo Unobagha, as well as a book of Victoria’s original New York City photography and writing, “Deja Vu New York Story.” Victoria lives and works in New York City. Through her art, Victoria explores her long held fascination with the energy of the in-between: everywhere we look, both roughness, even ugliness, co-exist inextricably with beauty. Like light and dark, one cannot be without the other. This seeming contradiction is integral to the truth of the city, of people, of life itself. Fine giclée prints of digital drawings made on high-end 100% archival Hahnemuhle fine art paper, signed by the artist. Giclée is a long-lasting, fine-art quality printing method.