An artist who had her identity stolen by a woman in 2011 has found a unique and interesting way to deal with the horrific experience. Jessamyn Lovell, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, had her wallet stolen from the gallery SF Camerawork in San Francisco by a woman named Erin Hart, leading to months of mysterious bills, parking tickets, and even a summons to appear in court on theft charges. Angry and frustrated, she channeled her rage into a new art project, Dear Erin Hart. Getting her back: Angry and frustrated, Jessamyn Lovell began to photograph Erin Hart (pictured) after she was released from prison on identity theft charges, some of which were related to Lovell
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Artist and photographer Jessamyn Lovell had her identity stolen in 2011
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After endless bills, parking tickets and even a summons that was not hers, she hired a private investigator to track down the woman responsible
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Lovell then started photographing the culprit, Erin Hart, and stalking her around San Francisco
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Lovell displayed her photos last month
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