self portrait polaroid
antigirl
b. 1981
est. 1999
american
mexican & czech
artist, designer
logos pattern
heart los angeles drip
brand identity, 2026
edition: 22
snow bunny is a typographic identity developed for a series of apparel and product concepts. beginning as a hand-drawn wordmark, the project evolved into a flexible visual system designed for embroidery, accessories, packaging, and merchandise. the work explores nostalgia, fashion culture, and contemporary branding through a playful but highly recognizable graphic language.
limited series, 2023
edition: 11-3c - 11 .1c - black
ghost prints is a series of one-color prints produced on transparent sheets. by printing directly onto translucent material, the work transforms a familiar graphic form into something that shifts with light, shadow, layering, and movement. existing between print, object, and installation, the series explores repetition, transparency, and visual instability.
2023
digital prints
created from torn and reconstructed photographic self-portraits, major print investigates visibility, concealment, and self-authorship. the work exists between photograph, collage, and object, preserving traces of both destruction and reconstruction within the final image.
handicraft books
2018
each volume functions as both archive and object. bringing together fragments of imagery, text, and collected ephemera, the series explores memory, preservation, and visual storytelling through layering, collection, and reconstruction. existing between publication, sculpture, and artist book, fragile examines the physical experience of reading while preserving traces of process, time, and accumulation.
antigirl is an artist, designer, teacher and photographer whose practice spans visual identity, publishing, public art, photography, and cultural research. she has developed a body of work that moves between commissioned projects and independent investigations, using images, language, and systems of communication as primary materials. her work examines how she and others construct meaning through symbols, environments, and shared visual experiences, creating meaningful connections between art, design, and daily life since 1999.
education
phoenix college
art center college of design
handicraft
branding
collage
creative direction
photography
printmaking
public art
publishing
typography
visual identity
focus
archives/memory
image making
language
place + identity
public intervention
process
repetition
symbols
visual culture