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Lucine honors her name (Armenian, meaning ‘the moon’) and matriarchal lineage as a responsibility to illuminate conversation around the shadows of humanity, yielding to eco-feminism and derailing the culture of the heteropatriarchy. In readings of Lucine’s art, she is asking the viewer to come to terms with which the toxicity embedded in patriarchal societies stigmatizes and limits womxn’s sense of empowerment, with a focus on sexuality. Her recent work is a posh-surrealist exploration of this nature that coincides with her graduating thesis as an Interdisciplinary Major at Naropa University …