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Disabled Women Make History (and Art) 2026 In-Person Artists

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Dreamy Delirium by Elizabeth Hoverman is an 11 × 14 inch photographic and digital art piece. It is printed and laminated on metal with a shiny metallic finish. The composition centers on a single, large ultramarine eye which is rich, layered blues in the iris radiating outward from a dark pupil. It’s surrounded by a starburst of white light. The work balances sharp, detailed elements (lashes, pupil and iris textures) with luminous abstraction created by reflective surfaces and scattered droplets. The droplets highlight and reflect the surface. This magnifies and distorts the underlying imagery, adding depth and motion. Some of the droplets also reflect the distorted center of the eye.

Dreamy Delirium by: Elizabeth Hoverman

I express my words through art. Dreamy Delirium reflects my pain and desire to be seen beyond appearance. The blue bubbles covering the face are distorted as I convey how just looking at the surface is not what is deep within. The eye in the center is my friend's but represents me trapped in my own skin. It begs you to peel off the layers to see beyond skin deep.	

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