These are two of the sculptures I have done this past semester. The first one is made of chicken wire, plaster, paper, and thread. The second one is a proportionally correct 6ft tall giraffe made out of wood, nails, and glue.
Visual and Critical Studies recently had its first solo show "Transitions" in the Visual Arts Gallery at 601 West 26th Street. The gallery space was beautiful and the turnout was incredible. I exhibited two pieces, a photographic diptych and an embroidery typeface done on canvas.
This semester in graphic design we were given an assignment to take over 50 photos of ourselves in different poses and wearing different clothing. We then had to rip up all the image, create a new image, blow it up life size and create a cut-out, then take that cut-out around the city and photograph it.
I recently had three watercolors, five graphite drawings and a photograph featured in "Prime Time" exhibit at my school. The exhibition was displayed in a gallery at 315 W 21st street and featured the artwork of many students from the Visual and Critical Studies Program as well as Fine Arts. This was the first time Visual and Critical Studies has ever exhibited student artwork and I was very proud to be able to participate.