Through charcoal drawings, artist Kasey Ramirez depicts the humanity of built environments

By Kyle Kellams

Published March 14, 2024 at 3:43 PM CDT

Breach by Kasey Ramirez — *Breach* by Kasey Ramirez

Artist Kasey Ramirez talks to Kyle Kellams about how she depicts climate disaster, showing the vulnerability of man-made structures and her name-sake room at the Ledger in Bentonville.

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