The exhibition resembles the amount of use of the human body and she mostly uses the female body. She really draws attention to the fact that the body is not a subject and we can use these truths she has in her art. She has pieces that resemble birth, death, transformation, illness and nature. In her work, we are able to unpack the things that happen in everyday life.

There are many things in ART 345 that we have explored each week, and I felt really passionate about what Smith has created and wanted to create an exhibition out of her work because it is something important for me. We get to look at how her work resembles the themes of representation, identity, feminist art, and art that can say more than words can. Smith reminds us in her work that the body is a living canvas of human experience.

Fremont also compares Smith’s art to dreams and poetry. This helped me understand that her work isn’t just about the body but also about emotions and the spirit, too. Her art shows how something very personal can feel meaningful to everyone.