Tag ART 109
This collage is about the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. It features mourning Palestinians amidst the ruins of their homes and communities, with a path between rubble leading to a cloud of debris caused by the impact of a bomb…. 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 →
This piece was made in response to the beginning and the aftermath of the 2024 election. The original event that inspired this piece was the numerous ballot boxes being set on fire and destroying all the votes inside. Presidential candidate… Continue Reading →
For my project I wanted to highlight the concept of individual culpability in terms of the American recycling and waste systems. While we often choose to believe that our actions in sorting items is enough, the truth of the matter… 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 →
This is a photo taken at the most recent Northwest Filipino American Student Alliance meeting, and the group seen in the photo are some of the members of the “Kapwa” leadership board for NWFASA. In the recording, the group laughs… Continue Reading →
WEAR HEADPHONES FOR BETTER AUDIO!!!! Graffiti in the train tunnels, sounds of walking into the tunnel, graffitiing, an oncoming train, and the rush of adrenaline while running out of the tunnel and hearing the train pass by.
Had to cut it down from 3 minutes to 1. Also we were not the ones who graffitied the ‘kill all rapists’ text on the train tracks. I just thought the message was pretty powerful.
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 →
I used the sound of waves hitting the shore to emphasize the liveliness of the landscape. Then a saxophone interlude to represent my internal monologue when I experience sadness and loneliness as I navigate my way through life. Depending on… Continue Reading →
I’ve been feeling a weird kind of homesickness since moving into a dorm and starting college. I don’t miss a lot of things, and I love being here, but there’s little things that just don’t feel the same to me… Continue Reading →