Education
Savannah College of Art and Design
Kaylyn began her formal art studies at SCAD before continuing her Fine Arts education in Michigan.
Friends of the Lakes Club Artist
Inda Expressions
Kaylyn Inda
Fine Artist · Bay City, Michigan
Surreal, story-driven work where dreams, emotion, symbolism, and reality meet.
Spirituality
Mental Health
Symbolism
Human Experience
Atmosphere
Inda Expressions
Bay City, MI
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Between Dreams
and Reality
Kaylyn Inda is a Fine Arts student at Saginaw Valley State University whose work creates surreal, story-driven scenes that connect dreams and reality.
Through color, symbolism, and atmosphere, her paintings explore themes of spirituality, mental health, and the human experience. She aims to create work that invites viewers to reflect on their own emotions and perspectives.
Kaylyn began her studies at the Savannah College of Art and Design and continues her Fine Arts education at Saginaw Valley State University. Her work has been exhibited in New York City, Savannah, and throughout Michigan.
She also teaches at Studio 23 in Bay City, where she enjoys sharing her passion for art with the local community.
“Her work invites viewers to pause, reflect, and find their own meaning within each scene.”
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Story through atmosphere
Every image holds a world of its own.
Kaylyn’s work uses visual tension, emotional color, and symbolic detail to create scenes that feel both intimate and otherworldly.
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Practice & Path
A growing fine-art practice shaped by study, exhibition, teaching, and community.
Current Study
Saginaw Valley State University
She continues developing her artistic voice as a Fine Arts student at SVSU.
Exhibitions
New York · Savannah · Michigan
Her work has been shown across multiple cities and throughout her home state.
Community
Studio 23
Kaylyn teaches in Bay City, sharing her knowledge and passion with artists in the local community.
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See new work, behind-the-scenes process, studio updates, and more from Kaylyn’s evolving practice.
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Selected Work
Exhibition, studio practice, monochrome work, and public art from Kaylyn Inda.
