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Tuesday Schmidt’s work delves deeply into the human condition, focusing on the need for

connection as an essential force driving our motivations and survival. As technology

evolves, so too do the ways we receive information and interpret our personal identities.

This constant evolution influences how we connect with others and, in turn, how we reflect

on and shape our own sense of self. Through introspection, we examine and often

manipulate our identities based on these connections.

In her latest body of work, Schmidt explores the shifting landscape of femininity and how

these changes inform her personal identity, while reflecting on the broader struggles

women face in finding congruence with societal expectations. Life’s vulnerabilities shape

our relationships with the world, and this ongoing process influences our motivations and

perceptions of purpose. The intricacies of this journey are delicate and visible, yet can

sometimes be isolating and fraught with fear. Ironically, it is within these complexities that

our drive to connect with others is born.

Schmidt strives to create a space amidst the noise of life, where connection can serve as a

source of healing against feelings of inadequacy and alienation. Through her work, she

aims to reflect the realities she observes, with the hope that viewers will find resonance in

these reflections and feel seen in the process. Ultimately, her objective is to offer the gift of

visibility—an opportunity for all to experience the deep, shared human connection that we

often seek.