by Admin | May 31, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement I live for moments that make me oooh and ah, make my eyes widen in wonder and giggle in excitement. These fantastical visual experiences interrupt our daily lives with a burst of razzle dazzle. Strange shadows created by sunlight as it passes...
by Admin | May 28, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement Figurative Distortions, A Repose From Doubt, a thesis capstone of my undergraduate career is a collective body of work that comprises a visual dialogue of day to day experiences of Alaska Native and LGBTQIA+ experiences. The topics of...
by Admin | May 22, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement “You’re overreacting” is a phrase that I have been told too many times that it has now become an immediate response to emotional situations. Because of this, most emotions are dismissed. The drawings and prints that I make are developed from a...
by Admin | May 21, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement I am an artist both from and residing in the Pacific Northwest. I cross media within my art practice but most commonly, my work comes out of print, collage, artist book, and textile based techniques. I explore the power of memory, the intense...
by Admin | May 20, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement I use printmaking as a translator and bridge between my original island heritage, and my newfound Western independence. It is important to me that I am constantly learning in order to utilize the appropriate techniques to convey ideas...
by Admin | May 20, 2019 | Undergraduate 2019
Artist’s Statement My work contemplates the ethics and perils of biological reproduction through printmaking, a medium that metaphorically bridges life and death. With “womb” being the Latin origin of “matrix”—a key element of printmaking—print media is akin to...
