Category Studio Project: Project NOW
On July 13, 2024 at 6:11 pm, Thomas Crooks opened fire on former president Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania. Crooks hit the Trump in the ear, as well as 3 other crowd members, killing one before he… Continue Reading →
As a student living on very limited funds, groceries are one of the most stressful parts of my daily life. As someone who thinks cooking and eating a variety of foods is an important part of life, I am finding… Continue Reading →
My project is a photo collage representing the current wildfire/forest fire problem in the world. With dry vegetation and rising tempuratures, there have been more loss of habitat and smoke entering the atmosphere. I used themes of verticality, as well… Continue Reading →
I chose to base my work on the current issue of global warming, and I know people tend to think of polar bears when it comes to this topic. So my piece shows real graphs showing basic proof that world… Continue Reading →
Inspired by the work of Ai Weiwei, To Bolt Or Not To Be (Alive) is a response to the National Park Service and US Forest Service considering putting a ban on bolts in their territories. This would unnecessarily endanger the… Continue Reading →
AI is replacing human candidates for jobs, which is a revolutionary process with big consequences for the labor market. The possibility that artificial intelligence will replace workers is a complex issue with wide-ranging effects on many different industries. AI is… Continue Reading →
This digital collage is a commentary on elementary fire education in Northern California. Obviously, kids all over the world get fire safety education but this is an attempt to explain by own experience as a Californian child. There are some… Continue Reading →
I was inspired by Wifredo Lam because he uses his art to bring attention to a culture bigger than himself after being an example of how he integrates these diverse influences, combining surrealism with Afro-Cuban spirituality to comment on the… Continue Reading →
This artwork shows the tough reality of the right-to-repair movement. The warm brown colors express a feeling of longing and frustration, highlighting the challenges faced by consumers who want to fix their own devices. The taken-apart Zephyrus G14, accompanied by… Continue Reading →
My project is a soundscape focusing on the Seattle music scene and the pandemic’s effect on artists. The sound is the main focus, with the image serving as accompaniment. I used heavy guitar as a reference to the history of… Continue Reading →