Anonymous Street Artist Mounts Neon-Framed Portraits Of Influential Women All Around Seattle
Columbia City, you’re so lucky! That’s What She Said 206 is a perfect example of feminism and craftivism at its absolute BEST! I’m so inspired and excited to share this!
“Someone has created bright, beautiful portraits of influential women, speaking powerful quotes, and hung them all over the neighborhood. For a moment, inspiration and happiness replace the uncertainty and sadness of pandemic. There are glittery, neon-framed portraits of women like Michelle Obama, Ijeoma Oluo, Lindy West, and Malala Yousafzai. The art is as beautiful as it is deeply meaningful.” – The South Seattle Emerald.
The name of the project comes from the hashtag #ThatsWhatSheSaid which is a used to quote inspirational women, and “206” which is the area code for Seattle.
Everything is made with recycled materials like old picture frames, collected glass gems, bubble wrap bags, and more.
Read more about “What She Said 206” by Sharon H. Chang, via The South Seattle Emerald. See more of the artist’s work on Instagram, @thatswhatshesaid206.
