About the artist
The works of artist Diamond Stingily (born in Chicago in 1990) deal with aspects of social identity and issues relating to social class, racism, and origin. She often utilizes everyday materials in her artistic practice, which includes video, sculpture, and writing. Based on her own experiences and family history, Stingily deals with cultural representation and collective memory in the context of the United States. Using personal items and family memories, she traces the mechanisms of systematic violence and reveals the social inequalities inscribed in the culture.