Katya Stavisky Jackson | ,
Printmaker & Painter

Views of Venus reimagines the stories of goddesses and historical figures through a more personal and introspective lens. These modern interpretations of classical marble sculptures seek to give their stone heroines greater agency and complexity.

Winter/Spring 2026 collection

"A Little More Ink, A Bit More Feeling" gathers six months of monotype and linocut exploration in my Los Angeles studio. Brushing past the haze of daily life, these works reach for vivid, felt moments—a texture of emotion, a flicker of memory—pressed into being through ink, pressure, and time. Featuring the 'Brushstrokes' series alongside my first one-of-one prints and limited variable editions, this collection balances vulnerability with the tactile immediacy of mark-making.

Many of the words accompanying these pieces emerged from the ether of my mind during long printing sessions, or else have come from poems and songs that I surrounded myself with over the last months.

A myth of longing, fire, and the core that remains. An invitation to live voraciously.