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A tall series of white fabric bundles, tied with strips of cloth, against a dark, textured background. The fabric appears worn and slightly frayed, creating a rustic and layered look reminiscent of a hidden motherload awaiting discovery.
Leslie Lyman, '20, MFA Low Residency Motherload (1 of a series), 3D Artwork, 2020
An old armchair, harboring a sense of comfort, is draped in white fabric and suspended from the ceiling by strings in a rustic, dimly lit room with wooden floors and walls. A single window allows a shaft of sunlight to illuminate part of the chair and floor.
Leslie Lyman, '20, MFA Low Residency Comfort Taken, 3D Artwork, 2020
Black and white illustration of various abstract, organic forms resembling microscopic organisms or plant material, each with intricate textures and detailed line work, reminiscent of natural decompositions set against a plain background.
K Haskell, '20, MFA Low Residency 30 Decompositions (detail), 2D Artwork, 2020
A sculpture of a humanoid figure with a colorful, intricate headdress and flowing outfit stands next to an Archimedes-inspired circular piece resembling an eye. This Mirror Eye Shield setup is elegantly displayed in a minimalist gallery space.
Christine Hajjar, '20, MFA Low Residency Archimedes with Mirror Eye Shield, Sculpture, 2020
JAKE ZAPOR ’20, MFA, LOW RESIDENCY MFA Fracture, Flow (1) | 2020, Illustration
Jake Zapor, '20, MFA Low Residency Fracture, Flow (1), Illustration, 2020
Abstract sculpture titled Intertwined Whispers, featuring a curved red shape with black speckles, seamlessly woven into a turquoise, cloud-like textured base. Set against a pristine white background.
Chantel Gushue, '20, MFA Low Residency no title (9), 3D Artwork, 2020
A dimly lit room with textured, dark sculptures on the blue walls invites you to dwell in its mysterious aura. A light projection displaying blue and black abstract shapes is cast onto one wall, creating an artistic atmosphere where time seems to dig its hooves into every shadow.
Sara Wichterman., '16, MFA Low Residency Hooves, Dig, Dwell, Installation, 2015
Silhouetted figures stand before a bright, fiery furnace inside an industrial INFRa/structure, the sparks and smoke curling upwards in Amarillo hues, casting an intense yellow-orange glow across the scene.
Gabriela Gamboa, '16, MFA Low Residency Series INFRa/structure – Amarillo, Photograph, 2015
A large, curved art installation hangs in a gallery, reminiscent of Henry David Thoreaus transcendental musings. Intricate black and white patterns resemble feathers or leaves, suspended by wires from the ceiling. The room has wooden floors and spotlights illuminating the artwork.
Colleen Pearce, '16, MFA Low Residency “Let me say to you and to myself in one breath, cultivate the tree which you have found to bear fruit in your soil” – Henry David Thoreau, Installation, 2015
An open book, titled Haiku By Chance, with pages resembling stone or parchment is wedged between two rough, stone-like covers. The volume is propped open, and text is partially visible on the left page. The background is a plain white wall.
Ann P. Forbush, '16, MFA Low Residency Haiku By Chance, volumes 2,3,4, 3D Artwork, 2015
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