Month May 2023

The recent rise of artificial intelligence worries me. While I try to remain optimistic, I fear for what the future holds in the artistic world when artists are so undervalued and seemingly so replaceable. The Writers Guild of America, a… Continue Reading →

AI art has become rampant most recently. It is putting and will continue to put more and more artists out of job and will impact us severely as time goes by. I illustrated how it felt to me.

This work speaks to the burden of plastic pollution to the other inhabitants of the earth that have learned to adapt and deal with human pollution. I overlayed an audio clip of a song from Ponyo which criticizes humanity’s poisoning… Continue Reading →

The event I chose to focus on for Project Now was the death of Moonbin, a member of the K-pop group Astro, who died on April 19th, 2023, by suicide. This suicide comes six years after the death of Jonghyun,… Continue Reading →

This piece consists of the infamous picture that went viral on twitter last year of the women’s weight room versus the men’s weight room in the NCAA D1 volleyball final where the women’s had minimal equipment prepared for them whereas the men’s were provided with everything they needed. George Washington’s expressions are used to represent how the athletes have responded to the way the get treated. George’s smile represents the satisfaction the men feel in getting all the investment, whereas Washington’s frown represents the sadness in the lack of investment made in women’s sports.