Category Studio Project: Project NOW
Transgender people, constantly oppressed and wanted gone, once again trust face new threats in the U.S. A monster against trans people is in office with his disciples, ready to rain down hateful punishment upon the innocent. No more surgeries, no… Continue Reading →
A 3d planar form about Trumps presidency and the recent election results. Made with painted bristol board.
The work in question was inspired by the 2024 United states election, and with the victory of President Trump over Vice President Harris. The work in question explores how the voter base that elected for Trump voted against their own… Continue Reading →
This wire sculpture reflects the contemporary battle to protect reproductive rights. The worth of women in America is directly tied to their uterus’ and ability to produce a child. In this piece, I chose to place my subject in a… Continue Reading →
Despite the insurrection at the capitol on January 6th and the long list of numerous other actions Trump got re-elected in this recent election. The effects and implications this has have defiantly been on my mind recently, so when told… Continue Reading →
Watercolor, gouache, and ink painting of a puddle reflecting the Northern Lights. Hopefully the awestruck, “the world is larger than us,” feeling got across. The first attempt used black instead of purple for the night sky but that wasn’t as… Continue Reading →
The creativity and humanity the artist brings to their work cannot be replicated by the soullessness of AI generation software. Everything that AI knows is stolen from the hard work of living human’s creations, unable to understand why the building… Continue Reading →
The term “overconsumption” refers to the excessive use of resources, goods, or services beyond what is sustainable and necessary. People feel the need to constantly keep buying things to feel good about themselves, keep up with the latest trends, cope… Continue Reading →
Featuring over 100 schools from the poorest districts over the United States. My project was made to commemorate the students who will no longer have access to the same education we received.
This project is composed of two triptychs, each depicting on aspect of the suburban built environment. The first depicts the residential side, with Google Earth captures showing the similarity between the individual residences and the extent to which they sprawl… Continue Reading →