Welcome to the official website of artist
Dee-mee-tree Groo-shchan-skee

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Artist Statement

My exploration begins at the core of human nature—the brain, its incredible ability to adapt, learn, and survive. Neuroplasticity is more than a scientific term; it’s a story of struggle, transformation, and the relentless pursuit of balance. I am captivated by the concept of homeostasis—the delicate edge between order and collapse, between life and its disappearance. But what happens when that balance is disrupted? When the system proves too fragile to hold?Each piece becomes a stage for this conflict. Biological processes—adaptation, perception, transformation—constantly collide with the human drive to make sense of an unstable world. I study how the brain forges new connections, sometimes against all odds, to survive. This is survival, this is creation, this is meaning—made even where none exists.Inspired by the philosophy of optimistic nihilism, I embrace the paradox of the absurd: the world may lack inherent meaning, but this absence frees us to create our own. The absurd is not an obstacle but a source of opportunity—a space where freedom and responsibility merge to turn the void into a field of creativity.As someone with a learning disability, I rely on tools like neural networks to structure my process and deepen my exploration of ideas. These technologies help me navigate the balance between intuition and precision, between creating meaning and accepting its absence.Each piece I create seeks to ask questions: How do we adapt to a world that resists us? Where is the line between balance and destruction? And how can we find harmony while existing on the fragile edge between order and absurdity? There are no answers, only the constant movement forward.

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Education
• Self-taught artist, began artistic practice in 2018.Exhibitions
• 2024: “Menagerie 2024,” Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley, Pulaski, Virginia, USA
• 2022: “The New Artist,” Boomer Gallery, London, UKPublications
• 2024: Online publication in Silhouette, Virginia Tech Student JournalCollections
• Artwork held in private collections in Canada and RussiaCurrent Location
• Blacksburg, Virginia, USA

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• Phone: +1 540-589-2586
• Current Location: Blacksburg, Virginia, USA

I’m always open to discussions about art and will happily respond to all emails.