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Conscious Accident

Conscious Accident

Cynthia Yu
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
Course: FA 256 - Intermediate Methods and Approaches - Painting IV
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Aaron Tarin
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
Course: FA 256 - Intermediate Methods and Approaches - Painting IV
Buddhas of Bamiyan

Buddhas of Bamiyan

Aaron Tarin
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Prints (visual works)
This series was an assignment for my printmaking class for a reduction project under the prompt “what remains and what is cast away”. I decided to base my prints on the Buddhas of Bamiyan, two statues of Buddha located in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan. Starting in 1998 the statues would be periodically attacked by the Taliban until the complete destruction of them in 2001. I decided to print on both sides of each print. The back is one of the statues in their intact state or “what is cast away”. The front is the product of me carrying out my own destruction on the linoleum replicating the statue in its destroyed state or “what remains".
Spatial Tension Study From Live Model, 2025

Spatial Tension Study From Live Model, 2025

Sunny Suits
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Drawings (visual works)
Two session (6 hours) study of live model
Death and Love and Life and Birth in The Wild Wild West

Death and Love and Life and Birth in The Wild Wild West

Elias SilvaCruz
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
Recently someone compared my lifestyle to that of a cowboys, which I found pretty funny. It’s been added to the list of things I constantly think about as I go about my day to day along with everything else that’s in the title of my paintings. I’m forever thinking death, life , love, and birth so I felt like attempting to convey what that would look like to me in the wild wild west. The state of our country right now is incredibly scary to me as a queer trans person of color and attempting to convey that fear of the western world right now is all I can do to make myself feel better. Everything is awful and nothing I do can fix it so, I made it look the way I wished it’d look like. With colors that feel like the west to me and animals and forms that symbolically feel like the west to me and all these other concepts I’m exploring.
Aubrey in Pattern

Aubrey in Pattern

Natalya Navarro
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Drawings (visual works)
Study of model in patterned clothing and background capturing the folds and lighting the were created.
At 3 Am

At 3 Am

Zoe Mullen
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
A self portrait representative of me in my bed doom scrolling on social media, unable to fall asleep at 3 am.
Cymbal-banging Monkey

Cymbal-banging Monkey

Zoe Mullen
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Prints (visual works)
Made a layered print, with saturated colors, inspired by the evil Jolly Chimp in Toy Story 3.
Spirit Whose Work Is Done

Spirit Whose Work Is Done

Claire McDonald
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
Course: FA 232 - Visualization and the Human Figure II
Self Portrait

Self Portrait

Caitlin Lee
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
Course: FA 256 - Intermediate Methods and Approaches - Painting IV
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Nat Kelly
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Drawings (visual works)
Double Self Portrait
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Cara Hooke
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Prints (visual works)
Course: FA 271 - Intaglio
Portrait of A Man

Portrait of A Man

Cara Hooke
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Drawings (visual works)
Course: FA 232 - Visualization and the Human Figure II
Lady in Green

Lady in Green

Morris Hayes
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Prints (visual works)
This print was created as part of an exploration in color and form with the challenge of working within a limited three color palette. I intentionally selected hues that not only balanced each other visually but also evoked a sense of Afrofuturism, a blending of ancestral roots with futuristic possibilities. The palette became a tool to express cultural resonance and imagined futures, grounding the work in both personal aesthetic and broader narrative. Through relief printmaking I was able to physically carve space for these ideas, bringing them to life in layered texture and tone.
Table Graffiti

Table Graffiti

Tatum Hardekopf
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
My painting is an abstract piece inspired by the tables in the painting rooms which students have smudged paint on throughout the years and wrote on.
Stray Child of The Sun

Stray Child of The Sun

Kenneth Gonzalez
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Prints (visual works)
Took something I was passionate about and wanted to create a compelling design based on an Indesign project. I modified two images from the Konami Video Game, “Silent Hill 3”, and incorporated the use of gradients in several different prints with 3 different color palettes.
Stick in The Sand

Stick in The Sand

Madeline Day
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Prints (visual works)
Tri-color reduction print of a cartoonish fish, who looks like he could be having a better day.
Woman on Stool Draped in Fabric Looking Away

Woman on Stool Draped in Fabric Looking Away

Madeline Day
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Drawings (visual works)
Vertical orientation charcoal drawing of a female model sitting with her body at a 3/4 angle towards the viewer, head turned away slightly.
Veil

Veil

Marly Baum
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Paintings (visual works)
An abstract diptych painting that explores the female experience through themes of veiling, identity, and the personification of art.
In Motion

In Motion

Brianna Barbee
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Drawings (visual works)
Multiple overlapped and interlinked figure drawings done in graphite
The Two Crows

The Two Crows

Sarai Aguilar
  • 2025
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Prints (visual works)
The Two Crows: Two crows that shine under the moon light.
Bereaved

Bereaved

Jose Gonzales
  • 2024
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Sculpture (visual works)
Program/Degree: Fine Arts BFA
Pluck and Play

Pluck and Play

Madison Desautels
  • 2024
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Mixed media works
Program/Degree: Fine Arts BFA
Silent storms bound by threads of serenity

Silent storms bound by threads of serenity

Erika Alba
  • 2024
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Sculpture (visual works)
My journey is personal, fragile, and unstable, resonating in my art. By sharing openly, I delve into human emotion and the balance between control and chaos. It's a therapeutic tool for healing and self-discovery, confronting struggles and finding clarity. I push boundaries, seeking new avenues of expression, calling for empathy and connection.
Pinnacle of the Mindless

Pinnacle of the Mindless

Griffin Stewart
  • 2024
  • Fine Arts
  • Image
  • Sculpture (visual works)
Griffin Stewart was born in New York and raised in Brooklyn. He has been sculpting since the age of five and for as long as he can remember, it has been his lifelong pursuit. Every piece he creates is endowed with his perceptive touch. His most recent work tackles philosophical concepts like: Censorship, Divisiveness, Separation, and Emptiness.