Micael
@micael-elrod.bsky.social
✨I make things and I try to find joy and humor in this beautiful world filled with daily horrors ✨
www.micaelelrod.com
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The rescued cows happily ran around the field enjoying what is now their new home surrounded by the good humans 🥹
February 2, 2025 at 9:42 PM
The rescued cows happily ran around the field enjoying what is now their new home surrounded by the good humans 🥹
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We are experiencing the oligarchy’s neoliberal endgame. They intend to take everything. EVERYthing.
February 1, 2025 at 3:36 PM
We are experiencing the oligarchy’s neoliberal endgame. They intend to take everything. EVERYthing.
This is my first attempt at a sculptural piece that incorporates textiles.
Found natural objects, paper clay, textiles, wire, thread, acrylic
Part of a growing Kansas City collection that we’ll hopefully hear more about this year.
Found natural objects, paper clay, textiles, wire, thread, acrylic
Part of a growing Kansas City collection that we’ll hopefully hear more about this year.
February 1, 2025 at 2:40 PM
This is my first attempt at a sculptural piece that incorporates textiles.
Found natural objects, paper clay, textiles, wire, thread, acrylic
Part of a growing Kansas City collection that we’ll hopefully hear more about this year.
Found natural objects, paper clay, textiles, wire, thread, acrylic
Part of a growing Kansas City collection that we’ll hopefully hear more about this year.
Reposted by Micael
Look at this beautiful painting by @micael-elrod.bsky.social (follow her immediately) that @kylestrahm.bsky.social surprised me with over the holidays. I found the perfect frame and now we just need to see which room she wants to live in!
February 1, 2025 at 3:55 AM
Look at this beautiful painting by @micael-elrod.bsky.social (follow her immediately) that @kylestrahm.bsky.social surprised me with over the holidays. I found the perfect frame and now we just need to see which room she wants to live in!
This piece is a celebration of my eldest child, their weirdness, their gentleness, their precious spirit. They hold a plant and a rat as symbols of nurturing and care for each other and recognition of the unique divinity we encounter in each other.
Oil, textile, thread on canvas
45x61”
Oil, textile, thread on canvas
45x61”
January 24, 2025 at 9:25 PM
This piece is a celebration of my eldest child, their weirdness, their gentleness, their precious spirit. They hold a plant and a rat as symbols of nurturing and care for each other and recognition of the unique divinity we encounter in each other.
Oil, textile, thread on canvas
45x61”
Oil, textile, thread on canvas
45x61”