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Artist Statement: The design of the piano was initially inspired by Jaworowski’s observation based on a Russian phrase that translates into English “like two drops of water”, implying that two individuals are alike. She began to wonder why no one stopped to consider that a drop of water was far more complex than its appearance. A drop of water is made up of numerous particles that may or may not be visible to the human eye.
  • 2018

Raindrops in New York

ARTIST

Daika
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South Brooklyn contemporary artist Diana Jaworowski, otherwise known as Daika, whose signature works range from a variety of intricately detailed cartoons to abstract oil paintings, loves to merge vibrant colors in combinations that wouldn’t traditionally be advised to do so. This is because she is most influenced by the works of Vincent van Gogh and the colorful architecture in her family’s hometown of Kiev, Ukraine. While a student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Public Administration, Jaworowski couldn’t help but entertain her clandestine relationship with art history and painting/drawing classes consistently. She recently served one term in AmeriCorps and worked in Department of Homeless Services External Affairs and Communications unit. Jaworowski couldn’t possibly predict her next endeavor. Her artistic journey took many twists and turns that ultimately connected together with all of her passions and values.

Public Location

Shore Road Park (June 4 - 24, 2018)

Permanent Home

Brooklyn's Daily Discovery Pre-K (Delivered Fall 2018)

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Founders' Circle

  • The International Foundation for Arts and Culture
    (Dr. Haruhisa Handa, Chairman, Sing for Hope Global Patron)
  • The Arnhold Foundation in loving memory of Sissy and Henry Arnhold
  • The Thea Petschek Iervolino Foundation
  • The Anna-Maria & Stephen Kellen Foundation
  • Jacqueline Novogratz and Chris Anderson
  • The Seedlings Foundation 
  • Ann Ziff

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