In Detroit's vibrant art scene, Lauren Harrington crafts layered works, her hands guided by the serigraph printing techniques honed under Richard Duardo in Los Angeles. With a palette that draws upon textile motifs and folk art, she weaves a visual narrative that invites an intimate dialogue with the viewer. Reflecting the influences of the Pattern and Decoration movement and Joesf Alber's color theory, her installations shimmer with a subtle complexity. Harrington's work, a graceful dance between tradition and innovation, offers an engaging journey into a uniquely crafted aesthetic universe.