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Carter Freudenrich is a painter from New Jersey. They will receive their BA in Studio Art with a concentration in painting as well as a BA in Cultural and Historic Preservation from Salve Regina University in May 2026. Their works have been exhibited in the U.S. including shows at Studio Ten Sixty in New Jersey, and at the Dorrance Hamilton Gallery in Rhode Island, and McKillop Library in Rhode Island. In 2025, they received the award for Best in Painting at the Salve Regina Best of Salve Students show and have received a Visual Arts Scholarship for their work in painting and ink in both 2022 and 2025.
My work discusses the body and how its form can have intense emotional effects on mentality and identity. The focus of my pieces reflects my own experiences within a body, as well as how an outside perspective can influence us to present in different ways. Additionally, my paintings examine the state of politics and culture, and its impact on our views of independent expression. I find it important to highlight these subjects in a bold manner, and I choose to do this by depicting anatomy as its own environment. Through this, bright color palettes are used to highlight the prominent emotional connection of anatomy to personal autonomy and perspective.
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