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“Things Left Behind”
Dallas Price, artist — My interest lies in examining the effects of immigration and how it relates to personal narratives. Why do people risk their lives in an effort to bypass the system, and leave...
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“Mono Duality”
Ben Osterhout, artist — Throwing on the wheel, I create objects that range in form from classic styled shapes to abstract decorative pieces. I like to use ceramics as a ground for my paintings. I have...
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“Lasting Light”
Eamon Brokenbrough, artist I grew up in the rural South. When I was younger and I would be stuck to my dad’s hip for an errand run, it would be rare when he would not encounter someone to talk to. It...
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“Heretic Adornment”
Laura Kahler, artist Jewelry is almost always used as a means of adornment. Heretic Adornment is the result of examining Medieval torture devices. These implements have always interested me, for they...
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In Repair
Rowan Davis, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor This series of photographs includes a continuing study of romanticized images of horses using natural light. The enigma behind these photographs is...
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Slow
Carson Reeher, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor awarded third place in the visual works category This is a series about Farmville, VA. On the surface it may speak of a town aging, a town filled...
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Portrait of Taylor California
Mollie Andrews, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor Modern women are fascinating subjects and their journey in America over time has been well documented in the art world. There was a specific...
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Photo 4
Sarah Charlton, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor This was all an accident. Luckily I had my camera when I went on a walk and discovered this house. It is the white house on the corner that people...
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Self Perspective
Jamie Gibbs, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor My artwork is a self exploration of what it means to have a disability. I have Cerebral Palsy which causes physical limitations. Even though I have...
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Watkins Mill
Cameron Burns, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor I remember growing up as a child exploring the woods of Watkins Mill day in and day out. These woods became my escape from reality, and my home...
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Stillness of The Hunt
Harrison Samaniego, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor A hunt can go without a single word spoken. Within the quietness of your environment and mind, everything suddenly springs awake with the...
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I Am Beautiful
Marlisha Stewart, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor In our society there are unrealistic standards of beauty for women. In my series I Am Beautiful, I explore beyond these confines and aim towards...
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Decomposition
Raven Collins, artist Lauren Rice, faculty advisor Quite often, my work uses perceptions of time as an encompassing quality or focus. The three tenses have found their place in my work recurrently....
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Chiara Enriquez, artist Lauren Rice, faculty advisor I paint the world I see, and I see the strangest things. Using digital media I use what I’ve learned in my painting and drawing major to depict...
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Her
Briana Adhikusuma, artist Michael Mergen, faculty advisor Her. She is this, she is that. She is molded by the ideas of those around her. She relies on no one but herself, but does not always reveal her...
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