I think they're interesting. Fink says she hopes to share her appreciation for bugs, which have interesting shapes and in the case of butterflies, obvious charm.
People love to look at butterflies, but there is a beauty to spiders, too.
Fink s adviser is Ed Kerns, Lafayette s Eugene H. Clapp II Professor of Art, an internationally known abstract painter. Kerns is spearheading the development of Lafayette s new Williams Visual Arts Building, a high-tech art studio and gallery complex that will benefit both Lafayette and Easton. Scheduled to open this fall, it will include studio, gallery, and office space. Programming will include classes for area high school students conducted by Lafayette faculty and honors students. It will be a dedicated studio space in which artists will use both traditional and technologically enhanced approaches.