A local artist has found a way to heal through her work after a significant event. The Eaton fire had an impact on her, and she has been using her porcelain sculptures as a medium for healing. This development is reported by the Los Angeles Times, which has more information on the story.
Further details about the artist and her work can be found in the Los Angeles Times, providing more insight into how she has been using her art to heal after the Eaton fire.
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