| Contact freshginga@hotmail.com or 858-204-9747 for purchases |
This show is still up...
The art is down but my hair clips are still hangin out...
| Contact freshginga@hotmail.com or 858-204-9747 for purchases |
This show is still up...
The art is down but my hair clips are still hangin out...
Just Ginger offers a variety of products, ranging from paintings which are airbrushed onto wood panel to abstract work on street signs, unique jewelry, creative knit scarves and hats, playful hair clips and soothing heating pads. I invite you to explore my work...
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Artwork Cinder 16" X 20" $250.00
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Jewelry Available at Par Jewelry in Rancho Bernardo only.
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Knit Scarves and Hats Winter (triple knit for triple the thickness) 4'7" X 3" $40.00 SOLD
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Hair Clips
Available at Civil Disobedience only.
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Heating Pads Heating pads are filled with tiny aromatic grains which hold soothing warmth (when micro waved) or refreshing cold (when frozen), as well as freshly dried lavender flowers and eucalyptus essential oil. Eucalyptus oil has germicidal effects to ease pains in muscles and joints. Great for those of us who suffer with fibromyalgia!
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Bio
Ginger, or Ginga as her friends and the art and fashion communities know her, was raised in San Diego, CA without any formal exposure to the art world and its conventions, yet in recent years, her reputation has risen to a considerable degree of prestige both locally and nationally in the entertainment circles for her fashion pieces, canvases, art and music events, and other objets d'art. As a direct recipient of the graffiti art lineage that gained notoriety and canonization in the '80s, she has taken an organic approach with it's evolved cachet and melded it with a contemporary metropolitan aesthetic that effortlessly dodges the obvious and ubiquitous styles in the various communities she's involved in today.
1/8 Fresh Designs is her highly personalized "hot couture" fashion house that she started in 2003. Each piece is hand made by Ginga and depending on the degree of involvement on the part of the client, she adds nearly any desirable detail to the pieces she creates. In the very same tradition as the Salon des Refusees, she has also started curating exhibitions for those artists she deems as not getting deserved attention from the local art "cogniscenti." In this sense as well, she is breaking new ground as the popularity of these events has grown into a loyal following.
