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Atlanta artist Kiera Rahming-Reed on memory, wood and what we hide
Summary by The Atlanta Editorial Desk Sherri Daye Scott , as published by Rough Draft Atlanta (intown neighborhoods)
· October 7, 2026
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Key points One of her pieces, "The House I Carried," is a carved wood work that incorporates wallpaper, papercrete, and ceramic. Kiera Rahming-Reed's wood works are complex pieces that reveal layers when examined closely.
Kiera Rahming-Reed's wood works are complex pieces that reveal layers when examined closely. The self-taught artist's creations feature a combination of materials, including wallpaper, collage, ceramic, rope, and paint. One of her pieces, "The House I Carried," is a carved wood work that incorporates wallpaper, papercrete, and ceramic.
Further details about Kiera Rahming-Reed's work are available, including images of her pieces. Her art is described as rewarding a closer look, suggesting that there is more to her creations than initially meets the eye.
More information about Kiera Rahming-Reed and her wood works can be found through the provided source, which offers a glimpse into her artistic style and themes.
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Category: Local Published: October 7, 2026 Source: Rough Draft Atlanta (intown neighborhoods) Reading time: 1 min
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