The First Annual ManiFest Celebrates the Fine Art We Wear on Our Fingers
Briefly

Nail artist Asa Bree faced a toxic salon environment prior to the pandemic, which led her to retreat from the online nail community during COVID-19. This break allowed her to collaborate with friends to start a business and discover her capability to operate independently of social media. Emphasizing the artistic aspect of nail art, Bree is spearheading the annual ManiFest art show to present nails as a fine art medium, aiming to unite enthusiasts and highlight the elevated status of nail artistry in a gallery-like setting.
Nail art is a fine art medium that brings people together, showcasing its creativity and significance beyond mere service.
Stepping away from the online nail community allowed Asa Bree to explore running a business, ultimately leading her to create an art show for nails.
Asa Bree's experience during the pandemic reinforced the importance of business autonomy and exploring creative avenues away from social media.
The upcoming ManiFest art show aims to celebrate nails as fine art, providing an experiential platform that showcases this vibrant medium.
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