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"Forgotten History"

Projected Video Installation, 3D Rendering

1440 x 1080px 

Nicholas Cappelloni

Cappelloni’s video installation “Forgotten History” gives a glimpse into the mind of a person long past their prime. (read more)

"28 Letter From Humanity"

Installation

93”x 33”x 4”

Rachel Cave

Rachel Cave’s “28 Letters From Humanity” presents a glimpse of the human condition that celebrates the power of growth through a series of vibrant letters and cards told by participants from an online poll and personal interviews.  (read more) 

 

"Help Me"

Cotton Bag

18" x 15" x 7"

Chienyu Chen

A few years ago, Chienyu Chen came across a series of photos on social media depicting the harmful effects of plastic pollution on marine ecosystems.  (read more) 

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"Within series: Dog, Home, Passenger, Anything Else"

Soft Pastels, Charcoal, Acrylic Paint Pens, Multimedia Paper

9” x 12” x 2”

Athina-Jace Cumay-Ao

Cumay-Ao’s "Within" series depicts intimate feelings of bittersweet hope, love, fear, and more through simple but descriptive self-written poetry forms. (read more)

 

"As a Woman in this World"

Video Art, Motion Graphics

1620px x 2160px

Mikaela Dorch

Dorch’s motion graphic artwork “As a Woman in this World” depicts the many different ways
women of color, LGBTQ+ women, and other minority groups experience gender, race, and age
disparities through appearance. (read more)

 

"AMOR"

Digital Print

23 ⅜” X 11 ⅜”

Miguel Espinosa

Miguel Espinosa, creator of the piece "AMOR", utilizes digital painting to explore the colorful theme of love, what it means, and how it is publicly portrayed. (read more) 

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"Who Am I Now?"

Acrylic Paint, Plexiglass, Flameworked Glass, Multi-Colored LED Lights, Heavy Canvas, Glue

16" x 16"

Lisa Heikka-Huber

'Who am I now?' is an exploration of titles and roles in Heikka-Huber's life, while leaving space for future growth. In this self-reflective work, positionality is crucial as she lists imposed descriptors of herself from society alongside her chosen roles throughout life. (read more)

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"Taste the Rainbow" "The Happy World of Haribo"

Candy on Canvas

12" x 16"

Alyssa Karlin

Alyssa Karlin’s interdisciplinary works, Taste the Rainbow, and The Happy World of Haribo, create commentary on the hidden dangers lurking within our everyday indulgences. (read more) 

 

"I Am" 

Embroidery

11" x 14"

Hayley Lin

Lin created the embroidery piece "I Am" with the initial purpose of providing encouragement to those
experiencing feelings of low spirits, depression, and distress. (read more) 

 

"My Hometown" 

Watercolor Paint, Ink on Rice Paper

14" x  27"

JinQiao Liu

“My Hometown,” JinQiao Liu presents the town he grew up in to express one of his most treasured memories. (read more)

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"Eror  4301" 

Video Art

1920px x 1080px

Koby Nguyen

“Error 4301” by Koby Nguyen utilizes text through digital illustrations and video edits
viewed by scanning the QR code print he made and framed. (read more) 

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"Autimus Prime" 

Digittal Projection

1920px x 1080px

Neal Raghani

“Autimus Prime” by DMA artist Neal Raghani spotlights the artists early life with autism through a three part animated storybook incorporating two significant memories from his formative years: a standard white board and a “birthday book.” (read more) 

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"Looming Thoughts" 

Colored Photographs

 10" x 8"  (16" x 12" framed)

Chelsea Stewart

Chelsea Stewart’s “Looming thoughts” intricately weave together the intimate narratives of anxiety within the framework of textile art. (read more) 

 

"Dream" 

Digital Illustration Printed and Installed in Comic Book

7.5” x 10”

Rini Tran

“Dream” is a whimsical culmination of Tran’s years spent developing original characters and mascots as a personal passion. (read more)

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"Blue Note" 

Digital Animation

16” x 9”

Andre Zambrana

“Blue Note” by Andre Zambrana, is a piece about taking control over your own life. It uses traditional cartoony animation to depict the overwhelming desire to run away from our inevitable fate. (ream more) 

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