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Part of the If Water Could Melt Series, this colorful abstract collage features overlapping paper pieces with sketches, doodles, and patterns. A vase with flowers sits at the bottom, where various colors and textures create a chaotic yet harmonious composition.
, Printmaking From the “If Water Could Melt Series”, Print, 2016
Pattern of abstract, geometric shapes resembling butterflies on a vibrant red background, featuring intricate black-and-white designs. The repeating motif creates a striking, symmetrical visual effect.
Tatiana Charlot, BFA '15, Printmaking Untitled, Print, 2015
An art installation of six black and white portraits mounted on a wall, each with a set of earphones hanging below. The portraits depict diverse expressions of elderly individuals.
Theresa Larivee, BFA '09, Printmaking Untitled, Print, 2009
A surreal artwork shows a tree branch with cut sections, floating horizontally. Its as if you forget the rules of gravity. Various branch pieces are scattered around, and a circular pattern appears in the lower right corner on a textured background.
Kelly Differ, BFA '15, Printmaking You May Forget, Print, 2015
Illustration of urban buildings at night, featuring vibrant colors and bold outlines. The scene showcases a tall chimney and angular rooftops against a deep blue sky, creating a dramatic and abstract cityscape.
Daniel Chapman, BFA '14, Printmaking Untitled, Print, 2014
Abstract artwork with textured gray and black surface, resembling a weathered wall or rock.
Andrew Palladino, BFA '18, Printmaking Breaker, Print, 2017
A spiraling abstract sculpture with a mix of translucent red and gray materials, featuring pointed extensions. The piece casts shadows on a white surface, creating a dynamic interplay of light and form.
Maya Anderson, '16, MFA Fine Arts 2D, Painting Untitled, 2D Artwork, 2016
Abstract painting with shades of white, gray, and blue. Textured layers create a sense of movement and depth. A red vertical line stands out near the top right, adding contrast.
Sam Riebe, '15, MFA Fine Arts 2D, Painting Icy Hot, Acrlyic and Foil on Canvas, 2014
Art gallery with intricate gold hanging sculptures and several colorful framed artworks on the walls. A piece of rope lies on the wooden floor, contributing to the modern and abstract aesthetic of the space.
Fred Liang, Chair, Professor, MFA Fine Arts 2D, Printmaking Stream, Installation, 2016
At dawn, the street scene near Copley Square radiates charm with its ornate stone buildings, American flags, and vibrant red awnings. A classic lantern stands out in front, surrounded by red flowers. The partly cloudy sky casts gentle shadows on the pavement, adding to the serene atmosphere.
Christopher Chippendale, Associate Professor, Fine Arts 2D, Painting Copley Square at Dawn, Oil on canvas, 2016
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