Kiera Rahming- Reed
Former Educator turned Wood worker
Born in Florida in 1991, this wood artist and educator has combined a decade of teaching experience with a newfound passion for woodworking, a journey that began unexpectedly in 2019. Initially a brief endeavor, it was the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown that truly reignited her interest, transforming woodworking from a mere hobby into a deep-seated passion. This period of solitude allowed for significant skill development and artistic exploration. Their work is distinguished by a unique fusion of educational principles and artistic creativity, producing pieces that are not only visually appealing but also emotionally evocative. Through intricate designs inspired by Black people, she aims to evoke emotion and tell stories through their pieces, inspiring others to pursue their passions. Learn more about the scroll saw process here:
the process
Power Tools
Used to create all artworks
Sustainability
Previously discarded, scrap wood from a large company used frequently
Inclusive
BIPOC, Queer, and/or Women will always be represented