hi, i am vidya!

late august 2026 notes ✧˚ ༘ ⋆｡ ˚

i have had a great time at various events this year (dallas art book fair, bay area book festival, santa rosa zine fest, and comix gauntlet) and am now spending time on the following:

• placing the final touches on some comic projects for sf zine fest, i hope to have more details soon!
• obsessively painting my first series of oil on canvas works (!) for my open studio show in october!!! i generously lucked into a pile of canvas stretchers and am trying to make the most of it! stretching my own canvases has been enlightening!
• also recently worked on a series of ceramic sculptures! stay tuned...
• reading again! absorbing many inspiring books from the library + those picked up at various events!

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contact: email + instagram

upcoming

sept 2026, san francisco zine fest, the hibernia, san francisco, ca
sept 2026, sf open studios exhibition, somarts cultural center, san francisco, ca
oct 2026, open studio show, san francisco, ca

recent

july-august 2026, comix gauntlet exhibition, basket books and art gallery, houston, tx
june 2026, comix gauntlet release party + exhibition, alabama song, houston, tx
may 2026, bay area book festival, berkeley, ca
may 2026, nights and weekends, california college of the arts, san francisco, ca
may 2026, santa rosa zine fest, santa rosa, ca
mar 2026, dallas art book fair, dallas contemporary, dallas, tx
dec 2025, hypersaline palettes featured in the 2026 are.na annual volume 7 (pool)!
dec 2025, east bay alternative book & zine festival, berkeley, ca
nov 2025, short run comix and arts festival!!!, seattle, wa

bio + cv

VIDYA GIRI is an artist, designer, and engineer from Houston, TX, living in San Francisco, CA. Her art is reflective of her background: balanced between cultures, environments, and disciplines. Her work has spanned between online spaces, printed media, projection, and painting on physical and digital canvases. Her (current) explorations revolve around collecting from one's surroundings as a form of reflection and the parallels between natural and human-made identities and the environments they encompass.

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