Tag project:NOW
This work is a reflection of the effect of pollution on wildlife and the state of some of the beaches around the world right now. Pollution has forced many of the animal life in the world to adapt in unnatural… Continue Reading →
I chose to focus on wildlife corridors for my project, the concept of linking wilderness areas to accommodate the migratory patterns of native species. The primary values of this proposition is to keep roads and machinery, and general human impact… Continue Reading →
The inspiration behind my drawing is the recent firing of hundreds of National Park workers by the Trump Administration. I want to portray the parks without the workers: trashed, unruly, disrespected, chaotic, and without order. Without National Park workers, the… Continue Reading →
This is a watercolor, marker, and colored pencil piece I made to display what it felt like for me to reflect on participation in performative activism in the past. I and others have ridden the “wave” of revolting against abuses… Continue Reading →
With all of the recent moves by the President and DOGE in regards to the beautiful land in this nation I cant help but feel pure fear of what our futures hold. Will they drill our land dry? Probably. Will… Continue Reading →
With the rise of plane crashes in this year, as well as the slew of things happening politically that are impacting everyone’s day to day, people are feeling frightened to do things as simple as travel. I made this to… Continue Reading →
The Aftermath of Gaza Hospital Bombing is a poignant exploration of the human toll in the wake of conflict, focusing on the devastation and loss experienced by survivors and medical personnel. Through visual documentation and symbolic representations, the project underscores… Continue Reading →
It’s hard to ignore another human being begging for help. The implementation of hostile architecture makes it harder for homeless people to be comfortable, why make it harder for people who already struggle?
This piece calls for the reclamation of the Alaskan native language and storytelling. I collected the driftwood for this piece from a trip I took last summer and sanded it down to create a smooth surface for the guache paint… Continue Reading →
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 →