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Let Me Go, Merritt Crumpton Quilt, acrylic and oil paint, ink, 2021. See the Artist Request Usage

Abnormal, Kierra Reese Acrylic paint, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Jiao Xing (Heart to Heart), Irene Ho Watercolor, poster color, 2023. In this artwork, I utilize a saturated color palette and overlapping hand gestures to cultivate a warm atmosphere that resonates with the close-knit community spirit intrinsic to Taiwanese indigenous people. The intentional use of a faded background imparts a dream-like quality to the image, subtly invoking the indigenous tradition of sharing, where the interconnectedness of hands symbolizes a culture deeply rooted in communal bonds and the collective spirit of togetherness. See the Artist Request Usage

Digital Art Aquarium of Tomorrow, Erika Kasuga Digital Drawing, 2022 Midnight Snack, Erika Kasuga Digital Drawing, 2022 For the Next Generation, Erika Kasuga Digital Drawing, 2023 Browse by Artist Erika Kasuga

Performance Art Love as Seclusion, Iris Fu Photography, body paint, 2023. Nutrition Pt.90, Iris Fu Photography, undeveloped film, 2022. this is not supposed to be a representation of my home, Gray Baker Brown craft paper, paint and charcoal, collage, yarn, broken objects that would fill a home, LED lights, a plaster cast of the artist's legs, and a monitor playing a video of the artist in the early stages of creating the environment, 2023. Write a Letter You Can't Send, Cynthia Zhou Cotton, thermochromic paint, 2022. IV, Dana Colston. IV pole, clear vinyl, thread, flex tape, oobleck (cornstarch and water), 2024. And the Other is a Beast, Cynthia Zhou Oil paint, linen, 2022. Browse by Artist Iris Fu Cynthia Zhou Gray Baker Dana Colston

Self-Illumination, Irene Ho Clay, 2023. In the final piece of this series, I am to highlight the resilience and hope inherent in the journey of self-discovery. Despite the presence of holes, light emanates from the core of the bones, symbolizing the unwavering hope to rediscover oneself. This artwork encourages a return to cultural roots and ancestral wisdom, advocating for a path of self-realization independent of societal expectations. By following one's heart and reconnecting with the past, the piece underscores the transformative journey towards becoming the best version of oneself, guided by the illumination from within. See the Artist Request Usage

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

Bah-Bah, Merritt Crumpton Chicken wire, quilt, aprons, tablecloths, thread, paint, 2021. See the Artist Request Usage

Neglected, Derek Sun Clay, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Hey Girl! Gray Baker Crochet mask with yarn, embroidery, and beading, 2023. I take this creature that is known for being loud and a nuisance, and turn it into a playful representation of myself. For girls when you don't conform correctly, you can feel subjugated to being seen like an inhuman creature. See the Artist Request Usage

Battery Life, Erika Kasuga Digital Drawing, 2023. See the Artist Request Usage

Unfolding, Irene Ho Paper, color pencil, conte crayon, 2023. The artwork captures the ephemeral beauty of decay, each layer as a whisper of the vibrant life surrendering to time's march. Layers unfolding like the pages of a fading book symbolize the collective narrative of diverse cultures converging into a homogenized identity. Crafted from paper, each piece symbolically represents a Taiwanese ethnic group, collectively forming the shape of Taiwan at the center, highlighting the paradox of resilience and enduring beauty amid cultural erosion. The branches that persist, echoing the lost multifaceted richness, become a poignant symbol of strength and the capacity for renewal in the face of historical challenges. See the Artist Request Usage