
Kandice Kardell is GlogauAIR resident
from July, 2025 to September, 2025
United States

Meet the Artist
Coming soon
Statement
My work explores the interplay between death and desire, examining how societal suppression of grief and denial of mortality disconnect us from the natural world. Cyanotype, natural dyes, hand-stitching, and foraged materials are integral to my process, with many of my pieces developed outdoors. The landscape itself becomes both medium and collaborator, as the sun, wind, water, and earth make their marks–intentionally or not. I invite reflection on impermanence, loss, and our place within an ecological and emotional whole.
GlogauAIR Project
Western culture’s pursuit of permanence—whether in art, memory, or environmental control—stands in contrast to natural cycles of impermanence and decay. This project expands my sustainable, site-specific practice near the sea as I explore materials derived from foraged algae to create works that embrace impermanence and reflect on grief, mortality, and ecological interconnection.
CV Summary
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Arizona State University
2025
- MESCLA, group exhibition, Mouco, Porto, Portugal
- TOWARD 2050, group exhibition, Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, AZ
2024
- Spinning Away, solo exhibition, Allmo Gallery, Porto, Portugal
- 100x100x100, group exhibition, Atelier 968, Porto, Portugal
- Co-Crafting Democracy: Fiber Arts and Activism, group exhibition, Women of the Hall, Seneca Falls, NY
2023
- Portraits and Stills, solo exhibition, Cave Bombarda, Porto, Portugal
2021
- 2020, solo exhibition, Desert Crafted, Phoenix, AZ
- Light Sensitive, juried group exhibition, Art Intersection, Gilbert, AZ
2020
- Death/Desire, solo exhibition, Biophilia, Phoenix, AZ
- Light Sensitive, juried group exhibition, Art Intersection, Gilbert, AZ
2019—2021
- Tempe Studio Artist, Tempe Community Arts/Tempe School District, Tempe, AZ
2018—2019
- Molly Blank Fund Teaching Artist, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
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