by President | May 12, 2019 | Graduate 2019
Artist’s Statement My artwork stands as a witness to human activity, loss, and beauty of the California coastline. Cities rush to find temporary alternatives to keep their sandy beaches alive but, in the end, the ocean is in control. Homes, businesses, and...
by President | May 11, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement Through printmaking and detailed drawings, I seek to examine and illustrate my own female identity within current society. Influenced by “rememory”, the recollection of traumatic experiences that emerge to our consciousness in non-linear...
by President | May 11, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement With origins in the preservation of thoughts, ideas and events, I am inspired by printmaking’s inherent connections to time and memory. In my work, I explore loss and remembrance while employing various combinations of traditional and...
by President | May 11, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement I have been fascinated by the charm and visionary power of fantasy since childhood. As a result, my primary intent as an artist is to develop visual narratives that are steeped in my personal style of imaginative realism. Inspired by the...
by President | May 10, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement This work is rooted in ideas of lost, longing, homage, archive, and power. To look at one’s own identity and understand the history you embody can help create a more positive future. The lens of hardcore punk and gayness have been...
by President | May 10, 2019 | Graduate 2019
Artist’s Statement As a first generation Filipino-American, I remain trapped in a state of flux, haunted by the echoes of the American (immigrant) dream. Even though my father left the Philippines to create a better life for his children, as his son, I am...
