(I think it’s real even though I know it’s not): Response to Hyperobjects | Jessica Mairena
Bryan Meador’s Hyperobjects are a collection of mutated representations of nature specifically designed to play with viewer perception. It absolutely succeeds. When viewing these...
Hyperobjects | Bryan Meador
Bryan Meador’s Hyperobjects is a collection of hybrid images at the intersection of digital collage and painting that results in a decadently reimagined natural...
Welcome To My Home | Sarah Beckwith as Baleada Queen
Welcome To My Home is a glimpse into the world of Baleada Queen, a fallen telenovela star clinging to what remains of her former...
Cyber Black Girl | Elizabeth Montague
Elizabeth Montague’s Cyber Black Girl explores the post-colonial nuances of the black female experience. Drawing upon her personal narrative as an African American woman, Montague...
Flowers for Donald | Gregory Eddi Jones
Flowers for Donald feels like made-in-the-moment reactions to a politically messy environment and sensational news coverage. The series of digital collages utilize symbol and...
Destroy Evil | Katie Bush
Katie Bush’s Destroy Evil is an overwhelming, disarming, and mesmerizing 90’s net art inspired piece aimed at critiquing George Bush’s 2002 ‘Axis of Evil’...
Let’s Talk about (T)ogether : A Response | Jessica Mairena
Noah Daum’s TOGETHER provides harrowing and provocative juxtapositions of graphics and found objects to create uniquely relevant amalgamations. The artist states that these works...
TOGETHER | Noah Daum
Noah Daum’s series TOGETHER provides harrowing and provocative juxtapositions of graphics and found objects to create uniquely relevant amalgamations. Utilizing these associations between “folk” and...
What Did I Just Agree To? : A Content Analysis of the Terms and Services Agreement | Eric Gonzalez
Eric Gonzalez’s What Did I Just Agree To?: A Content Analysis of the Terms and Services Agreement explores the accessibility of the Terms of Service...
Walking Down the L Train | Fengyi Franklin Zhu
Fengyi Franklin Zhu’s Walking Down the L Train is an interactive digital piece that explores the fictional documentation of a walk down empty NYC...