I hate it, but I love it too
By: Lindy Giusta
Artist’s statement: “A self-portrait about the concept of loving myself in my mental health because it is so much a part of who I am, yet, also hating the struggle. This variation of feelings about my neurodivergence changes with the season, just like the mood states can.”
Lindy is a passionate Brooklyn-based queer outsider artist whose practice explores the intersection of storytelling and visual emotive expression. With a background in libraries, and a passion for community building, Lindy brings a unique perspective to their art, creating works that resonate with both personal and collective narratives. Their multidisciplinary approach includes a love for music, writing, and bookish things, with an eye for all things creative, making their work a vibrant addition to the New York art scene.IG I www.lindygiusta.art