ART IS MEDICINE Help Catherine Just bring her art to Milan

ART IS MEDICINE: Help Bring My Artwork to Milan for the Milan Photo Fair March 20-23rd 2025.

This exhibition is a critical opportunity to:

• Introduce my work to a new international audience of collectors

• Share a universal story of connection, healing, and resilience that transcends cultural boundaries

• Expand my vision of using art as a conduit for collective transformation

To turn this vision into reality, I need your support. My fundraising goal of $2500 will cover critical expenses to get the work prepped and off to Italy.

Your contribution—whether it’s $5 or $1,000—will directly help bring my work to Milan and introduce Chasing Fog to a wider audience.

I truly believe that art is the medicine that heals us all, and it needs to reach those who need it most.

By donating, you're becoming a vital part of this meaningful moment that has the power to transform lives.

2 Options for Support:

1. Open Support: A donation of any amount, pure donation.

2. Become a Collector of the Stitched Heart Image (shown above). Available in different sizes and very limited in quantities.

Learn more HERE .

This is an extraordinary milestone in my artistic career. This March, I'll be exhibiting “Chasing Fog: Learning How to Breathe” in a group show with Alta Vista Arts Gallery at the prestigious Milan Photo Fair. This is my first exhibition in Italy, and with a 7-foot wall dedicated to my work, it marks a profoundly significant moment—I’ll be showcasing the largest collection of my work ever displayed at one time.

Chasing Fog is a visual narrative that explores the delicate landscapes of the human condition. Using a vintage SX-70 Polaroid camera and hand-stitching, I’ve created a series of one-of-a-kind Polaroids, some are scanned and printed in limited editions. This work delves into the nuanced territories of love, loss, intimacy, and hope. Each photograph is a visual poem, inviting viewers to recognize our shared human connection and vulnerability.

With deep gratitude,

Catherine Ruby Just