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Felicity House is a New York-based non-clinical program for women with autism. Serving as a meeting place, their house has been designed to address the unique needs of women with autism. Keeping in line with Felicity House's soothing, quiet, and welcoming interiors, Uprise artist Christina Watka's porcelain installation guides visitors up the stairs with deep warm and cool reds. A large-scale painting from artist Ky Anderson addresses pressures, both internal and external, in the first floor meeting area. Works by Rebeca Raney, Erin Lynn Welsh, and Diana Delgado complete the top floor of the townhouse.

Using a very basic material that comes from the earth, sculpted into a shape that comes from the body, I draw up undulating compositions that discuss fluidity, movement, lightness, and air. The metallic leaf catches the light and playfully bounces it around the work, inviting the viewer to pause.

Christina Watka

Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Three works on paper by Diana Delgado
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
"Rise" by Erin Lynn Welsh
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
"Hair Drawing 15" by Rebeca Raney
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
"Untitled #4" by Anna Moller
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
A special installation by Christina Watka in the stairwell
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
"Pressed" by Ky Anderson
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
A special installation by Christina Watka
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery
Journal: Felicity House: Gallery