Art Wall - Dakin Fuller

Dakin Fuller is a nonbinary Burlington, Vermont-based artist who works in a wild assortment of media, including, but never limited to, sticks, taillights, scrap cloth, acrylic on canvas, ink, polymer clay, and watercolor. As an environmentally-thoughtful and resourceful person, Dakin scavenges materials from second-hand shops, friends & family members’ junk drawers, forests and greenbelts. They use these materials to craft clothing, collages, flags, jewelry, and anything else they feel impelled to make.

They will display vibrant, graffiti-inspired paintings with strong vintage 1930s cartoon influences and wall hangings made from secondhand and found materials on our Art Wall throughout the month of May. Their art deals with themes of gender identity, social criticism and death.