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886 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 20:13 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Coffee Break
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Painting Acrylic Paint 12 x 0.5 x 16 Original Piece Coffee 2024 Yana Gnezdilova N01649062 Art Foundation Lakeshore Email 21-02-2024 Yes Second Place
885 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 17:54 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 AstroLad Drawing Pen/Ink 8.3 x 11.7 Original Piece Chinese Ink, especially the good quanlity ones leaves a dense and void look on the canvas. While playing with the ink I wondered what could I represent with it... Well, why not the void of space. The little lad on a moon came from my desire at the time to draw space suits, full of detail and shades. 2023 Felipe da Costa N01652899 Film and Televison Production North Email 21-02-2024
884 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 17:52 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 he Rainbow sunflower Drawing Pencil, Pen/Ink 8.27 x 11.69 inches Original Piece In the last Fall season, I was at one of the florist shops, I saw a bunch of sunflowers and I thought to make a sunflower with the Rambow colour palette. I tried to put it in with my coloured artistry pen and white drawing paper. 2023 Akshata Joshi n01545208 Information Technology Solutions IGS- International Graduate School Social Media 21-02-2024
883 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 17:43 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The Kalika devi Drawing Charcoal, Pencil, Pen/Ink 8.27 x 11.69 inches Original Piece During an Indian holily festival called Navratri, I was always inspired by hearing the story of Devi Mahakali in my childhood and now they represent the purest inspiration for the modern Feminist movement. Which inspired me to draw their idol face with my artistry pen. This artwork took time to complete, it has a tiny design which makes it more powerful in the look. I started creating in 2022 and got finished in 2023. 2023 Akshata Joshi n01545208 Information Technology Solutions IGS- International Graduate School Social Media 21-02-2024
882 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 17:18 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Mother Fortune Drawing Charcoal, Pencil 1200px x 2000px Original Piece Title: Mother Fortune

Description:
In the delicate strokes of charcoal and pencil, "Mother Fortune" unfolds a narrative of boundless love, tender care, and profound emotion. At the heart of the artwork stands Mother, a figure of strength and warmth, cradling her precious toddler in her arms. Each line etched on the paper speaks volumes of the unbreakable bond between parent and child, resonating with the universal language of maternal affection.

As you gaze upon the scene, you're drawn into a world where time stands still, and only the purity of love reigns supreme. Mother's gentle embrace encapsulates a universe of protection and reassurance, while the child nestles close, finding solace and security in her nurturing arms. Every detail, meticulously crafted, portrays the essence of tenderness and devotion.

The interplay of light and shadow adds depth to the emotional narrative, casting a soft glow upon Mother's serene countenance as she gazes adoringly at her child. The innocence of youth is captured in the toddler's cherubic features, their eyes alight with wonder and trust. It's a moment frozen in time, where every stroke of the artist's hand whispers a tale of maternal love's infinite power.

"Mother Fortune" transcends mere artistry; it's a poignant reflection of the universal bond that unites mothers and children across cultures and generations. It speaks to the profound truth that amidst life's uncertainties, the love between a mother and her child remains an unwavering beacon of hope, guiding us through the darkest of nights and celebrating the brightest of days.		 2024 Tejasav Jit Singh Bhangu N01641532 Social Service Worker Lakeshore Email 21-02-2024
881 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 17:07 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Milky Way Colour Photography Digital Photography 12 inches x 8 inches Original Piece A lot of my artwork surrounds my connection to the world around me, specifically animals and nature. Through my photography I've gotten in the habit of spending more time outdoors, which has been incredibly beneficial to my mental health. Spending so much time around nature keeps me grounded and allows me to relax. I love photographing wildlife because it gives me the opportunity to get up close and really immerse myself in the environment. Nothing else makes me feel more like I have a place in this world than being around the other inhabitants of our planet. 2023 Katelyn Vanderwal N01614101 Photography North Faculty/Staff 21-02-2024
880 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 16:31 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Concrete Confinements. Monochromatic Photography Digital Photography 80.5 inches x 53.6 inches (7728px x 5152px) Original Piece Took a moment to stop and look around at the beauty of the concrete jungle that we call home. We are free beings who work hard to ultimately be able to afford a box to dwell in. There is freedom in less, and burden in more. 2023 Nachiket Kulkarni N01679196 3D Modelling and Visual Effects Production North Posters, Faculty/Staff 21-02-2024
879 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 16:26 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Old Hollywood Monochromatic Photography Digital Photography 8 x 10 Original Piece I took this photography inspired by the photographer George Hurrell, who specializes in old Hollywood style, black and white photo. I wanted to convey confidence, glamour and calmness through this photo. 2023 Momone Goto N01572322 Media Communications Lakeshore Faculty/Staff 21-02-2024
878 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 16:19 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Work of Art Monochromatic Photography Digital Photography 12 inches x 8 inches Original Piece A big part of what drives me as an artist is my connection to the world around me. I haven’t found it easy to form relationships or communicate with the people who know me. Photography has helped me to do that. Making art is a very personal experience for me and I aim to represent that in my work. I like to think that when I take a photograph, the resulting photo is just as much a representation of myself as it is of the subject. Specifically in this image I wanted to portray how much of ourselves we put into our art. Every single person is unique, and every single piece of art was created because the artist cared about something. That means that every piece of art ever created is equally as unique. I don’t think it’s just the work that makes something meaningful, I think it’s the artist as well. 2023 Katelyn Vanderwal N01614101 Photography North Faculty/Staff 21-02-2024
877 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 16:18 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Days of Gold. Colour Photography Digital Photography 25.7 inches x 45.8 inches (2474 x 4399) Original Piece I personally feel light is a key factor in capturing the true essence of a moment. I try to capture light in a way that gives us a sense of the atmosphere, weather and the mood apart from the obvious subject in the frame.
This photograph perfectly incapsulates a moment of self indulgence in the art you love in an almost dream like setting. (in this case the BMX stunt bicycle rider)		 2023 Nachiket Kulkarni N01679196 3D Modelling and Visual Effects Production North Posters 21-02-2024
876 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 14:38 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Scarf of Serenity: Portrait of Innocence Drawing Charcoal, Pencil, Pen/Ink 40 by 45 Original Piece As an artist, I was inspired to create "Scarf of Serenity: Portrait of Innocence" as a reflection of the purity and tranquility inherent in childhood. The choice of a scarf as a focal point symbolizes not only warmth and comfort but also a sense of protection and security that surrounds the innocence of youth.

In depicting this young subject, I aimed to capture the essence of serenity and simplicity that often characterizes childhood. The innocence and purity of the child's expression convey a sense of untainted wonder and curiosity about the world around her.

Through this portrait, I sought to evoke a feeling of nostalgia and appreciation for the fleeting moments of innocence that define childhood. In a world often fraught with complexities and challenges, I wanted to create a visual reminder of the beauty and serenity found in the unassuming nature of youth.

Ultimately, "Scarf of Serenity: Portrait of Innocence" serves as a celebration of the purity and tranquility that can be found in the simple joys of childhood, inviting viewers to reconnect with their own sense of wonder and innocence.		 2023 Mahnoor Ahmed 1251824 Honours Bachelors of Applied Science I’m Justice Studies University of Guelph-Humber Social Media, Humber TV, Posters, Faculty/Staff, Word of Mouth, Email, Other 21-02-2024
875 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 14:24 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Dreams of Lost Love: The Drunken Slumber Painting Acrylic Paint, Oil Paint, Watercolour Paint 20 by 40 Original Piece As an artist, I was compelled to create this painting as a way of delving into the complexities of human emotion, particularly the intertwining themes of love, loss, and the passage of time. Through the image of an old man lying in a drunken slumber, dreaming of his departed wife, I aimed to evoke a sense of profound longing and nostalgia.

I wanted to capture the raw vulnerability of the human experience, highlighting how grief and the ache of loss can linger long after the physical presence of a loved one has faded away. By portraying the man's vulnerability and emotional depth, I hoped to create a piece of art that resonates with viewers on a deeply personal level, inviting them to reflect on their own experiences of love, loss, and the enduring power of memory.

Through this painting, I sought to explore the ways in which we navigate the pain of loss, finding solace in the memories and dreams that keep the spirit of our loved ones alive within us. Ultimately, my intention was to create a work of art that speaks to the universal aspects of the human condition, reminding us of the profound connections that bind us together in our shared journey through life.		 2024 Mahnoor Ahmed 1251824 Honours Bachelors of Applied Sciences in Justice Studies University of Guelph-Humber Social Media, Humber TV, Posters, Faculty/Staff, Word of Mouth, Email, Other 21-02-2024 Yes Third Place
874 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 13:57 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Alone Colour Photography Digital Photography WxH - 8.9x13.33 Original Piece Ever since I was a kid my family and I loved traveling. Every two years we
would do a big trip abroad and explore the culture and nature. But for about
7 years we were never able to travel all together. That's until last year,
when we were all available at the same time and we traveled to Madeira.

As a filmmaker, I love capturing my travels (with my Canon 90D). Hence, when
we arrived to the landscapes of Madeira I was amazed by the beauty of nature
and had to capture it for safekeeping.

I named this photo Alone because you can't look at it and not think of the isolation in the frame. The one house and one car surrounded by a wall of water. Yet, you don't know if the photo is sad or happy. The isolation looks so peacful in the beautiful nature around the house but isolation can also be lonely. The photo is up for interpretation.

If you connect between the two photos I submitted, I see a connection between the two. The drive and the destination. Or the red car that is searching for its matching red house.

Hope you like it!		 2023 Gilad Levy N01472234 Film and Television Production North Social Media, Email 21-02-2024
873 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 13:21 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Test Drive Colour Photography Digital Photography WxH - 8.9x13.33 Original Piece Ever since I was a kid my family and I loved traveling. Every two years we would do a big trip abroad and explore the culture and nature. But for about 7 years we were never able to travel all together. That's until last year, when we were all available at the same time and we traveled to Madeira.

As a filmmaker, I love capturing my travels (with my Canon 90D). Hence, when we arrived to the landscapes of Madeira I was amazed by the beauty of nature and had to capture it for safekeeping.

I named this photo Test Drive due to the song with the same name from How To Train Your Dragon (Music by John Pawell) that I played in the car as we reached the summit of the mountain.		 2023 Gilad Levy N01472234 Film and Television Production North Social Media, Email 21-02-2024
872 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 12:51 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Swimin' Sunset Colour Photography Digital Photography 5x7 Original Piece My friend and I were road tripping on the island (Vancouver Island) and decided to stop on the side of the road to take a night swim while the sun is setting. The view was perfect as there were mountains behind the lake 2022 Kevin Tran n01185426 Photography North Faculty/Staff, Word of Mouth 21-02-2024
871 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 11:08 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Splash Eye Painting Acrylic Paint, Scratchboard 25cm* 1cm* 25cm Original Piece This Splash Eye painting represent how an eye see the world of different colours. 2024 Kritika Thakur n01667341 Cosmetic management North Email 21-02-2024
870 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 10:49 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The Brain On Music Digital Art Digitally Generated Art 2464 × 1390 (digital) Original Piece I was spontaneously inspired to create something on js.paint (where I made this artwork on my computer) while I was listening to music. I was going with the flow as it were and this piece is what came of it. 2023 Thomas Mathur N01556125 Visual and Digital Art Lakeshore Other 21-02-2024
869 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 10:11 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 " The beauty of bird "
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Painting Oil Paint 18x 1 x 16 Original Piece I have always been mesmerized with Peacock's beauty ! And that inspired me to paint the beauty on Canvas. 2023 Shreya Patel N01359119 Clinical Bioinformatics North Email 21-02-2024
868 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 09:51 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The enlightened Buddha Painting Acrylic Paint 36 x 1 x 24 Original Piece The peace and the beautiful colors around the world inspired me. Why so dull when there is a brightness around ? 2023 Shreya Patel N01359119 Clinical Bioinformatics North Email 21-02-2024
867 Wed, 02/21/2024 - 04:30 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Photography
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Colour Photography Other 15x15 Inches Original Piece As an artist, I love taking photos and creating digital art. A few months ago, while dining in a restaurant, I noticed a Buddha statue displayed on a glass shelf with a golden frame behind it. Wanting to capture a unique perspective, I took a photo from a low angle, which beautifully reflected the statue's image. It looked stunning, and I was inspired by the captivating reflection. 2024 Amandeep Singh N01588617 Multimedia Design & Development North Email 21-02-2024