Category Studio Project: Project NOW
This is a demonstration of how if we don’t prioritize the conservation and protection of the habitats and ecosystems around us they will slowly fade away as they are already starting to now. If we continue to develop these wildlife… Continue Reading →
These pictures depict the Cherry Point Refinery as viewed from a boardwalk in Birch Bay. The refinery is owned by Beyond Petroleum (BP) and is the second largest climate contributors in Washington state. This refinery has massive implications on climate… Continue Reading →
In a turbulent economy many restaurants are having to resort to pulling a fast one on customers in an effort to cut costs while keeping prices the same. We see this in shrinkflation and also using worse products. This project… Continue Reading →
My piece is a 12-inch paper mache sculpture made entirely from recycled materials. It symbolizes the hypocrisy of Trump supporters, represented through a polar bear denying the existence of an issue that would affect its own kind.
This image shows how addiction to one of these things could lead to one last grab, to hit a vape or take a last drink. Showing addiction leading to maybe death.
I printed out 13 pages from Project 2025 to represent Jesus’ 12 disciples and Jesus himself. I did blackout poetry to make these pages read as bible verses that I found were antithetical to the rhetoric of Project 2025. I… Continue Reading →
For this piece I used linoleum stamp carving to create a print. I tried to embody the concept of political fatigue. There is so much going on in the world at all times but especially right now after the election…. Continue Reading →
I chose to make this collage about coral reefs because they are slowly dying with our ocean. What is happening to the reefs is like a “fire under water”, because of climate change/carbon emission the atmosphere and the water temperature… Continue Reading →
The housing crisis is a defining issue of our time, one that hits close to home for me and countless others. In my artwork, The Fractured Dream, I address the disparity between the ideal of homeownership and the harsh reality… Continue Reading →