Category Studio Project: Project NOW
In this piece, I used wire to make tiny wire hangers (which have commonly been associated with home abortions). I then coated the wire hangers in gel to make blood on the uterus and two of the many states that… Continue Reading →
My piece ‘The promised death of the monarch’ illustrates immigration through images and words in a collage format. Pieced together throughout are different symbols of migration like the monarch butterfly, the abstract path through the desert depicting the journey many… Continue Reading →
I choose to embroider the phrase “my body is not your policy” with the female reproductive system (not a cow face or a robot i swear) as my project to go with the article I read about more cases about… Continue Reading →
This piece represents the mental health challenges faced by students. The pink skull, surrounded by crumpled paper inscribed with self-critical thoughts like “I am problem” and “It’s my fault,” symbolizes the feelings of self-doubt and isolation many students experience. The… 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 →
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 →
Nicotine is one of the most normalized controlled substances used worldwide. Whether it is inhaled or ingested, it has a grip on the lives of people ranging from middle schoolers to senior citizens. It is a well-known fact that nicotine… Continue Reading →