Month May 2023
By Amy Chookiatsirichai my instagram This piece is a mod-podge collage made from magazine and book clippings. These clippings were sourced from the mixed paper waste bins of the fine arts building of WWU, of which many books and magazines… Continue Reading →
I chose to create this piece in order to address the drastic wealth gap between the top 1% and everyone else, threatening the fight against poverty, gender inequality and climate change. The phrase “eat the rich” is a term which… Continue Reading →
This drawing is a response to the GOP’s recent bill proposals. Their argument is “protect the children”. But more children are being harmed than protected.
This art work depicts a college graduate in their cap and gown taking their life in a city. I wanted to raise awareness on suicidal thoughts even in people who are perceived to be “successful” by society.
I was inspired by a point made by Roy Wood Jr. of The Daily Show, who pointed out how Donald Trump didn’t receive the same experience (cuffed, put into police cars, forceful psychical treatment, unknown scheduling of arraignment) as regular/poorer… Continue Reading →
I wanted to do my project about the forest fires that have been plaguing Canada. This is a painting of a smokey forest fire with two firefighters.
The problem of deforestation in the United States is real and damaging our environment. The red leaves represent where there is major forest loss in the country.
My project highlights the struggles and stereotypes Mexican Americans face and how it can have a lasting affect on their identity. Specifically 2nd generation Mexican Americans, who grew up surrounded by American culture yet were raised with hispanic culture. Although… Continue Reading →