Maya Frost - artist, author, climate activist, change strategist
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Visual Art 

I am a self-taught artist relishing the opportunity to create work that provokes in playful but pointed ways. 
From plastic wrap to tortillas, embroidery floss to AI tools, I experiment with unconventional materials,
exploring the limitations they provide while incorporating humor and political statement.


Since 2020, I have focused on making digital art,
and jumped into creating NFTs in late 2022.
Worried about the environmental impact of NFTs? Me, too.
​Contributing to climate solutions is my whole reason for doing NFTs.

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 Moody Minimalist
My newest limited series takes me back to my artistic roots,
creating abstract landscapes with a minimalist approach.
Featuring dark hues and dramatic compositions, these edgy pieces sit in that space between the known and the possible.

Available on Objkt.com (on the Tezos blockchain 🌿)

As always, at least 25% of proceeds will be donated to a nonprofit organization working effectively on climate solutions.

Pictureit's showtime (ExhilarAIted series)
ExhilarAIted 

This exuberant celebration of spring blooms
offers bold colors in an open, joyful swirl.
On Voice.com, a carbon-neutral NFT marketplace
allowing collectors to purchase with a credit card 
(no crypto needed!) 
​Half of proceeds donated to Budburst, which supports citizen scientists documenting how plants are responding to climate change.

Learn more about the series here

See available pieces at
Voice.com/womanticist




PictureEntwined (RegenerAIted series)
RegenerAIted 
After testing a series of prompts in AI tools, I manipulated the raw results to create mesmerizing re-imaginings of lush green forest life. 
Learn about the RegenerAIted NFT collection
(on Solana blockchain 🌿)  

See available works here:

​Exchange.Art/collections/RegenerAIted

Through OneTreePlanted, I donate to have 50 trees planted 
for each NFT sold in this series.

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Mountain (Place of Worship: Nature)
Place of Worship: Nature 
This series features looming shapes and abstract stained glass elements to create the sense of awe we feel in a cathedral or temple. It reminds us of the stillness, gratitude and reverence of being truly connected to Nature.
Learn more about the series here

Now available on OpenSea (Polygon 🌿) at
Opensea.io/collection/place-of-worship-nature


 A percentage of proceeds donated to conservation organizations. 
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Duchess (VenerAIted series)

VenerAIted 
This series, launched during the Queen´s Jubilee weekend, reminds us to focus on the Majesty of Nature rather than the lifestyles of royalty.
​Learn more here

Available on OpenSea (Polygon
🌿) at
OpenSea.io/collection/veneraited


A portion of proceeds goes to the Post Carbon Institute.


Previous work:

PictureTransparent: Brugmansia (stitchery on clear plastic remnant, photographed against plants)
Stitched Remnants 
My Transparent series featured recycled plastic sheeting, embroidery, and photography to frame portraits of ​people and plants.

PictureFrida (stitchery, beans, and roses on fresh tortilla)
Stitched Tortillas
​
In honor of Mexican Independence Day, I created a quirky series ​using embroidery and everyday kitchen ingredients on tortillas. 

PicturePrelude in Sea Minor: Even When She Was Miles Away, She Could Hear the Ocean's Song (stitchery on painted canvas scrap)
Wild Change
In this series, I told tiny environmental stories using scraps of my abstract paintings embellished with embroidery.


PictureCollective Unconscious: The Jung And The Restless (stitchery on painted canvas scrap)
Stitched Abstracts 
​I created hundreds of stitched stories exploring texture and title. 

PictureWhen One Door Closes (acrylic on canvas)
Abstract Paintings 
I am an exploratory painter having fun with color and composition.

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