Kaylee-Lugo

 Contraction  Wood, Yarn, Ink, Hot Glue, Tape, Wire  6"x 4" x "4 My intent was to visual communicate contrusction imagery into these sculptures. I wanted to focus on that imagery because I believe that art can be a very chaotic process that can also have structure, similar to contraction sites. The making of these sculptures exposed me to ideas of letting my process be messy to then later refine.  Inspiration  Mary Button Durell Alexis Granwell Silvia Heger

  Blender Cardboard, Duct tape 20" x 10" x 6" Inspiration Jennifer Collier Monami Ohno Mark O'Brien

The Dove Clay, Ink 6" x 5" 5"   The Lamb Clay, Ink, Wire 6" x 3" x 4" The ceramic sculptures entitled The Dove and The Lamb were inspired by biblical symbols, specially about the importance both animals have in the holy books. These sculptures are a commentary about the excuses made for religious extremism. In Process Research    Symbolism of the Lamb in the Bible    A description of the symbolism behind the Lamb within the Bible             Symbolism of the Lamb             How the Lamb became a powerful symbol in Christianity             O for the Wings of Doves           Explaining the Symbolism of Doves           Morel Doucet Charlotte Sigurdson Mono Cieza  

  The Scent Calling Back Home Premium Paper, Plastic Bag, Acrylic Paint, Ink, 3D Printed Materials, Hot Glue 10 x 14 x 1.5 inches The Sculpture explores all the little things that can remind someone of home. There are four elements of my own personal callings of home, the most noticeable one being the Clorox scent coming off the piece. The other elements are the fake flowers and plants, which my mother has plenty of, the honeycombs for the bees that come during spring back home, and the mass amount of plastic bags our family collects. Each are their own calling of home to me, which is why it hold significance to me. Elsa Mora Nori Koambe Hannah Vogel

  "The Body is the primarily made of perceiving scale" It's weird to think how much my sister and I have grown in a few years. We could hide away in a cardboard box, be surrounded in it, be a little more carefree. We don't have that luxury anymore. "The Souvenir sparks to a moment of origin, through a language of longing, for it is not an object arising out of need or use of value" Loki is my youngest dog, he's about 10. Obviously I don't think of him as an object but not a day goes by where I don't miss him. My mom tells me he's just the same. Just four more weeks until I can see him again. "The Souvenir reduces the public, the momental, and the three dimensional into the miniature, that which can be developed by the body." The man's name is Henry but I grew up calling him Jun Jun. The nene there is Luke, his baby and technically my god nephew. When I first met him he was fascinated by my hair and I could easily cover him with