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This piece, Out of Sight, Out of Mind, was created to raise awareness of Bellingham’s homelessness crisis. Unfortunately, homeless people are stigmatized and biased against daily, often painted as criminals and dehumanized. Just like these alleyways, unhoused people are overlooked… Continue Reading →
Three Filipina women, each representing a different generation, sit together in an agricultural area as one teaches the youngest by drawing in the dirt. The words “Ang tao, ang bayan, ngayon ay lumalaban!” (The people, the country, are resisting!) are… Continue Reading →
This is a recent hand-written transcript of a link of thoughts I wrote in my notes app on March 1, 2023. I used to do this a lot so it took a while to find a day that exemplified what… Continue Reading →
This piece is based on the September 24th execution of Marcellus Williams, a black man put on death row for a murder he didn’t commit. The title and having white as the perimeter around the man on the left in… Continue Reading →
Rose Webb
This piece is a representation of the issue of male privilege and the mistreatment and objectification of women by these men in the US government. This is extremely frustrating and heartbreaking for me as a woman living in the US, especially since the overturning of Roe V Wade.
In this 14-second animated short, I wanted to depict how our generation’s daily annoyances are exacerbated by the constant flow of historical events shown to us because of the internet and how it leads to coping mechanisms that aren’t necessarily healthy, like ignoring the stress or using substances to avoid life happenings.
“Artificial Intelligence is a mirror, reflecting back the creativity, biases, and imperfections of its human creators.” This quote is AI generated and represents the meaning of this art piece as a whole: no matter how inventive AI may appear in… Continue Reading →
This infographic briefly explains the issues surrounding the equitable funding of schools in America. It is difficult to equitably fund schools purely through policy because we live in a capitalist country and rich people will always find a way to… Continue Reading →
I chose to create this piece to comment on the American medical-industrial complex and the way it profits from illness. I also made it with the Canadian discussions surrounding expanding eligibility for M.A.I.D. (medical assistance in dying) to include the… Continue Reading →