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Sculpture Bah Bah, Merritt Crumpton Chicken wire, quilt, aprons, tablecloths, thread, paint, 2021. Crime Scene, Dana Colston Fabric, zipper, thread, stuffing, 76’ of stuffed intestines, 2023. Self-Illumination, Irene Ho Clay, 2023. Liminal Laundromat, Meritt Crumpton Cast iron, reclaimed fabric aprons and quilts, 2021. Browse by Artist Dana Colston Merritt Crumpton Gray Baker

For The Next Generation, Erika Kasuga Digital Drawing, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Rebirth, Ian O'Hara Digital photography, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Sawtooth Sisters, Merritt Crumpton Paper, tape, family images, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

The Anxiety of Being, Irene Ho Charcoal, 2023. In this subsequent piece exploring my evolving self, I delve into a contrasting emotional landscape, transitioning from a calmer state to one fraught with internal chaos. The play of light on only half of my face now reflects an undercurrent of anxiety, where the previously lighthearted expression on the left side is overshadowed by a palpable unease. The deliberate use of a black-and-white palette intensifies the internal struggle, blurring lines between versions of myself with stark contrast, creating a polarized representation that emphasizes the absence of a middle ground, mirroring the blurred and dynamic nature of my identity existing solely within the realms of black and white. See the Artist Request Usage

We are Drowning, Erika Kasuga Digital Drawing 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

The Arrival of a Train at 25 O'Clock, Matthew Yu Maobi, watercolor, gouache, paint marker, white ink, yinzhang, fountain pen, colored pencil, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Weathered, Patrick Jang Film, animation, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Sculpted Psyche: The Identity Brain, Irene Ho Clay, styrofoam, acrylic, 2023. In the second piece of this series, I sculpted the crown of a skull to express the complexities of self-identity in the face of external pressures. The brain, symbolizing the core of one's identity, is depicted as a landscape molded by the expectations and desires of others. The presence of holes signifies the damage and internal conflicts incurred from conforming to external expectations, creating a poignant commentary on the toll of becoming what others want and the resulting headaches that arise from the constant struggle for identity in a world that often dictates who we should be. See the Artist Request Usage

Untitled, Merritt Crumpton Paper, ink, acrylic, 2022. See the Artist Request Usage

Blabbermouth, Derek Sun Digital photography, Adobe Photoshop, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Fragmented in Time, Derek Sun Photo collage, pencil, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage