Piece description from the artist
Sometimes you have to stretch the truth. And I'm not gonna lie, these geese were mean. But with time we tend to soften the facts, especially in a place as romantic as the Italian countryside. That's why they're smiling, not hissing like a brood of snakes, whenever a new friend approached. Look closely and you'll see positive reinforcements like "fresh step" underneath a webbed foot, which I found from a kitty litter ad.
Carolyn Beehler is a paper artist living in Franklin, Tennessee. She was born in California but grew up in the South. She attended elementary school on Henpeck Lane and finished with art school in that same town at O’More College of Design. She spent the next number of years traveling to places like Shanghai, Italy and L.A., because she worried she’d settle down and never get to see the world. She returned in 2014 and now works as a paper artist. Carolyn also likes gardening, reading and baking.
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