Shape of the Artist
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I wanted to merge my body with a real photo of myself and my artistic identity. My artistic style places a lot of emphasis on simplistic forms and colors to try and make an image that anyone can see themself… Continue Reading →
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Sticky postThis is my untitled musical work. This work is absent of lyrics, artwork or title. Please listen and enjoy your unique emotional reaction. Quinlan Drathman
It’s not just about drugs
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The war on drugs vs black people of America. scanned&picture versions shown
My Dadaist poem was created from clippings of August 3-4, 2024 issue of The Wall Street Journal.
For my Project NOW, I wanted to bring attention to climate change and how urgent it is to take action. To do so, I chose to create a video of a forest burning down by using hand-drawn slides. On top… Continue Reading →
This is a digital piece referencing a statue of Venus. The concept for this work is to compare ancient and modern beauty standards and offer a commentary on how this difference in form effects the health of the human body.
Global warming is more advanced and more undeniable than ever, especially as climate data point to a global average temperature increase of 1.5 degrees Celsius over the past year since pre-industrialization. This piece showcases scenes from a warming world, including… Continue Reading →
I chose to cut out words from articles that were about creativity, body image, dance, photograph, and more. I think that the words all combined well; though they do not make much sense together, there is lots of artistic vocabulary… Continue Reading →
A dada poem inspired by a informational pamphlet of community service occurring within Bellingham.
This is called “Eight Plus Faces” I like to think your hairgrew back out, andcigarette smells sweetand there’replenty of themand we’ll all haveplenty of time I’d reimagine a faceover and over untilsomebody smiles andit’s not so bad I’m re-imagining faces… Continue Reading →
My art piece “Read All About It!” is a collection of computer-generated newspaper clippings featuring the names and a bit if information on the journalists that have been killed in Gaza since October 7th. This marks the deadliest and most… Continue Reading →