Stephanie Krimmel | Whole 

Show Dates: July 1 - August 21, 2025 

Artist Talk Date and Time: Wednesday, July 30, noon 

Format (Hybrid/Virtual/In Person): In person

In Whole, multidisciplinary artist Stephanie Krimmel presents paper constructions and augmented reality artwork exploring a range of emotional experience.

The sculpture titled, HOPE, by Stephanie Krimmel

Stephanie Krimmel, HOPE, 2024, paper sculpture, 48 x 144 x 3.5 inches

Works in this exhibition include large wall-mounted paper sculptures depicting the words HOPE, LOVE and JOY in extreme oblique view. These are constructed with images selected from Krimmel’s daily digital painting practice that are printed as postcards, scored, folded, and assembled into the forms seen here. 

The sculpture titled, JOY, by Stephanie Krimmel

Stephanie Krimmel, JOY, 2024, paper sculpture, 48 x 144 x 3 inches

Krimmel previously used the same physical materials that make up HOPE, LOVE and JOY to create a different set of words, reading FEAR, LOSS and PAIN. The remainder of these works are shown alongside their counterparts in the gallery, and visitors can experience the original works using augmented reality technology on phone cameras.

The sculpture titled, LOVE, by Stephanie Krimmel

Stephanie Krimmel, LOVE, 2024, paper sculpture, 48 x 100 x 3.5 inches

In this exhibit, Whole refers to the breadth of human experience, as well as the entirety of output from Krimmel’s autobiographical daily digital painting practice, which is also on view.

Stephanie Krimmel

Multidisciplinary Artist Stephanie Krimmel


Helen S. Smith

Helen S. Smith Gallery

The Helen S. Smith Gallery on Green River College's main campus was named in honor of the college Foundation's first President. In addition to being one of the college's founding members, she was known as a strong advocate for the arts in the community.

The gallery is located at the main entrance of the Holman Library, on the Green River College's main campus. It hosts a number of shows each year, featuring the work of students and Northwest artists.

The gallery is currently accepting exhibition proposals.