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"The beauty of the sky"

By Myah Lake Artist Statement: These photographs beautifully encapsulate the essence of my journeys, featuring landscapes and the unforgettable beauty of the sunsets I've been fortunate enough to witness along the way. Meet Myah Lake

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My World

By Devon Hoskins Meet Devon Hoskins

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"Altarpiece"

By Isabel Sanchez Artist statement: In my work, I use a variety of mediums to construct my collage works such as inkjet prints, insulation boards, wood, and spray paint. I use a wide range of photographs I have taken and cut the photographs out by hand. From there, I create

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A Poem to Lady Earth

By Alice Michlik Meet Alice Michlik

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Map of My Ancestral Spirits

By Abena Gyampo Artist statement: An illustration of me reading a map with two ancestral spirits guiding me. Above there is a star with a Ghanaian adinkra symbol which symbolizes hope and inspiration because learning about my heritage has been a very long, but also fulfilling and inspiring journey for

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"Entre Os Lados"

By Julia Fisher In “Entre os Lados”, I investigate the particularities of my upbringing as a Texan of Brazilian and British descent. While exploring thoughts of self-identity, and the feeling of disconnect from familial roots due to diaspora, I consider my mother and I’s experience and the lack of

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"ScreenPLAY"

By Melissa Guerra Meet Melissa Guerra

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"4F Memory"

By Molly Hefner Meet Molly Hefner

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"In and Out"

By Kristen Griffin Falling in love. Weaving in and out of each other's lives, taking on new roles. Strangers to roommates to friends to lovers to strangers who live together. Memories are everywhere. Feelings impossible to kill. Meet Kristen Griffin

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The Amalfi Coast

By Geoffrey Doig-Marx A map took me to Italy. These are my drawings of what I saw and experienced along The Amalfi Coast. It was a different world filled with amazing people, colors, and food. Meet Geoffrey Doig-Marx

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"En Route"

By Zaccai Tomlinson Artist Statement: My submission is a collection of pictures of my travels, I have had the pleasure of living abroad for a few months, and it has shaped me into who I am as a person, each picture represents a different time of my life and how

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Blossoms

By Victoria May My mother was an artist. Memories flow from my childhood as I first discovered my mother's paintings from a sketch of a kitten from kindergarten to a recreation of Duran Duran’s Rio album cover in her final year of college. I was mesmerized by

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"And Many More"

By Sara Pagliaro Meet Sara Pagliaro

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"Apple Juice"

By Makall Connolly Meet Makall Connolly

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Life Through the Five Senses

By Lexi George This map has a very special place in my heart. It's a little snapshot of my life told through each of the senses: sight, taste, touch, hearing, and smell. I came to realize that there are so many things in my life that remind me

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"I Still Wouldn't Mind Being A Fish"

By Joanna Insco As a child, if asked what I wanted to be when I grew up I would say a fish. Years later, I’d answer marine biologist since it was the closest I could get. Now, with a degree in journalism and environmental studies nearly complete, I still

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The After Thoughts of Adoption

By Alexandra Maxwell Meet Alexandra Maxwell

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"Map of my Summer"

By Abigail Boldy Sound Postcard by Abby Boldy0:00/174.985578231292521× Meet Abigail Boldy

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Force for Change

The site detailing the project and creation of the piece can be found at the link below, though an older version of the site may be uploaded depending on when you are viewing this submission. The powerpoint used on honors day is also attached, though may be more confusing without

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Photo by Chloe Selavka

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A Short Film by Molly Brennan

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Photos by Jailene Tatis

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A Monologue from 'M and Z'

M. Love… I think it’s difficult because… it always looks different, from person to person. But, most of the time it’s warm. That’s how it makes me feel. Z. Yeah? M. Like… You know when you get sick, and you come down with a fever, and your

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LGBTQ+ Pioneers by Chris Guaraldo

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