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373 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:50 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Pause in chaos
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Colour Photography Digital Photography 1230 x 820 Original Piece I captured this self-portrait in my home city. I Connected my phone and camera and stood in the middle of the road with my bike to capture this photo. It says that we need to take a pause in this chaos. 2019 Heena Chauhan Business Insights and Analytics IGS- International Graduate School Email 07-03-2022
372 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:49 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Gloria Colour Photography Digital Photography, Other 11 inches by 8.5 inches Original Piece This is part of a series of black women close to me that I shot in the summer of 2021 2021 Georgia Acheampong Visual and Digital Arts Lakeshore Campus Email 07-03-2022
370 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:47 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Starry Night Recreation Painting Pen/Ink, Watercolour Paint, Other 4 x 2.5 Reproduction This painting is a recreation of Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh. I was instructed to recreate this famous painting in a different media, so I chose watercolour paint. I wanted to create the small brushstroke flowing movement in my recreation as well so I thought watercolour paint could be fun to use for this and a challenge for myself. This was my second attempt at this painting. This time I reminded myself to be patient and do thin layers of colours and build up. Of course, wait for it to dry so that the layers don’t blend into each other. I used pencil crayons for some enhancements on the stars and moon. I also used a white gel pen to emphasize the movement into the stars and moon. Although, this rendition seems more brighter, like either the bright varying colours in the town or the sky. This painting has its own charm as it is a recreation and the story and reputation of Starry Night and Van Gogh, makes it even more special. 2021 Luxshana Jegarajah Art Foundation Lakeshore Campus Email 07-03-2022
369 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:46 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Medusa Drawing Pencil 7 x 8.5 Reproduction This artwork is a study in graphite pencil, with a bust statue of medusa for reference. I was drawn to this bust particularly for its portrayal of medusa as a beautiful woman despite having a head full of snakes. The curves and position of the bust make for a really interesting piece. 2021 Patricia Wisniewski Visual and Digital Arts Lakeshore Campus Faculty/Staff 07-03-2022
368 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:41 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Cadmium Red Lighter Painting Acrylic Paint 12 x 16 x 0.3 Original Piece For this painting, I was instructed to pick an object and paint it in a monochromatic palette. I tried to find a white object for awhile and finally found a white lighter. I decided to paint it with cadmium red paint because I like how rich it looks and its scale. This painting is very special to me as it was a good learning experience. Even though I know I can learn from it and improve, it never fails to make me feel good when I look at it. My favourite part about it is the background colour and how it contrasts with the subject and pulls the entire painting together. With myths and stories that follow the subject’s reputation, this makes it forgetful in this rendition; Captured in a rich cool red surface, bordering a light pink lighter painted in various shades and tints. Each brushstroke moving with the form of the lighter all in all making it a bold piece that will capture one’s eye. 2021 Luxshana Jegarajah Art Foundation Lakeshore Campus Email 07-03-2022
367 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:37 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The Women Drawing Pencil 8×11×3/4 Original Piece My sister inspired me to create the art. 2021 Prajakta Mangale Wireless Telecommunications North Campus Email 07-03-2022
374 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:35 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Nature Of Neon Digital Art Digitally Generated Art 12.27” x 15.86” Original Piece I imagined a bright, energetic and shocking version of mother nature, thus creating Nature of Neon. She encompasses birth, death and the forces of nature - rather different than how she is normally depicted. Neon colours represent her power, flowing from her hair as well as emanating from within. 2022 Satara Dihal Business University of Guelph-Humber Humber TV, Posters 07-03-2022
365 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:31 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Lost faces of the Land of Gold Painting Acrylic Paint, Charcoal, Digitally Generated Art, Oil Paint, Pencil, Pen/Ink, Photo Collage, Other 20 inches x 30 inches Original Piece “Lost Faces of the Land of Gold”

The inspiration for this piece stems from an ode to my ancestors that were torn apart from their roots during colonial times - my motherland of Ghana. I approached this painting with themes of pain, grief and displacement along with honour. The use of special chosen acrylic and oil paint colours helped represent various aspects of these themes. The blue background is the foundation of the painting that represents the waters that hold many of these lost souls to this day. Those who chose to drown and return to mother earth rather than be enslaved. For some, the blue hues of the sea were the final images engrained after being violently uprooted from the land, cultures and world they once knew to be home. The red represents the blood of those who lost their lives fighting for liberation from colonizers. These two colours helped me bring to life my themes of pain,grief and displacement. To juxtapose those ideas, I wanted to bring forth colours that would highlight and represent pride and honour. For centuries, the beautiful black and brown tones of my people have always been demonized and weaponized against us, so by incorporating jet black acrylic and oil paints, I wanted to exaggerate the importance of representing black skin and loving this skin in a world that is fixated on dehumanizing us. The use of yellow along with the gold Bamboo Earring used as a septum, embodies the gold that lies beneath the land of Ghana. This mineral is very precious to the people of my motherland because gold is representative of royalty, and it acts as a symbol of warmth and continuous life. So though the faces of these souls may be lost, their legacy will forever live. These colours come together to create the mosaic of faces within faces that depict the lost, but never forgotten souls of the Land of Gold. The motherland. An ode to home and the souls of the land. Ghana.		 2021 Georgia Acheampong Visual and Digital arts Lakeshore Campus Email 07-03-2022
366 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:31 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Endearing Colour Photography Digital Photography 15 ×0×7 Original Piece When I heard the chirping of bird out of my window, I looked around and found this Happy Home of sparrow. I was observing their pattern of bringing food from outside to nest, but when I looked through my lense, I was surprised to see the baby sparrow. The dedication and love towards their child can be seen in this picture. 2021 Kenee Akhani Research Analyst Lakeshore Campus Social Media, Email 07-03-2022
364 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:30 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The Predator Digital Art Digitally Generated Art, Text/Magazine /Newspaper Content 1200x2000 Original Piece I was sitting alone in a dark room and was thinking about what the world will look like without light or colors. So, I came up with an idea to draw something in grayscale which relates to the evil world. This lead me to this grayscale artwork of The Predator inspired by a movie. 2021 Ankush Verma Bachelor of Design North Campus Word of Mouth, Email 07-03-2022
371 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:22 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Resilient Monochromatic Photography Digital Photography 148 X 117 Original Piece What Inspired me, was the concept of resilience and how to represent that by using photography. 2021 Aimee Losele Interior Design North Campus Email 07-03-2022 Second Place
363 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:21 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Positive thought Painting Acrylic Paint, Other 8 x 10 Original Piece This art piece is personal as it resonates with my mental health. The butterfly is a reminder to let positive thoughts into my mind more than I have allowed my mind to think negatively. 2022 Sabrina Castro Bachelor of Creative Advertising Lakeshore Campus Word of Mouth 07-03-2022
359 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:13 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Weight of the World Monochromatic Photography Digital Photography 21.75 x 29 Original Piece One thing about me is, I hate the rain. In my opinion, it ruins most plans, and you can never really produce a great day when it is raining. Your fit? All the way ruined. Another thing about me is, I love cars, high on my list of favourites is the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. Seeing one on this rainy Sunday downtown reminded me that I should see the best in the bad, as this car always sparks my motivation. This photo was taken in an attempt to give light to my rainy days, and remind me of what's possible. 2021 Melihki Grant Electromechanical Engineering Technology North Campus Email 07-03-2022
362 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:10 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The King and the Queen Digital Art Digitally Generated Art 1228x1664 Original Piece I moved to Canada for higher studies and at some point, I felt alone and realized how my parents took care of me, and even when I am so far they are doing their best to make my life the best. They are the rulers of the world for me as they provided me with everything I need. So I made a portrait to show my love towards them. 2022 Ankush Verma Bachelor of Design North Campus Word of Mouth, Email 07-03-2022
361 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:08 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Mathilde Painting Other 12 x 18 Original Piece This artwork is a portrait of a woman with her chin resting on her fingertips, facing the viewer with a serious look on her face. I wanted to study underpainting with gouache paint, so I intentionally left parts of the portrait with some of the original underpainting still showing through. The portrait is inspired by old photographs, I used mostly brown tones for the subject to convey that, with a nice contrasting blue to give it a bit of life. This lady looks like she would be named Mathilde so I have named her accordingly. 2022 Patricia Wisniewski Visual and Digital Arts Lakeshore Campus Faculty/Staff 07-03-2022
360 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 23:06 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Hand Drawing Hand Drawing Pencil 9.08 X 11.22 Reproduction At some point in our lives, we require someone to complete us in the form of a helping hand.
It will be extremely beneficial if, whenever we are in need, there is someone who will be there to guide us through this journey.
Whether in the form of help, love, or even a single word. This thought inspired me for this work.		 2022 Dona Scaria Project Management North Campus Email 07-03-2022
358 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 22:58 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Moment Before Darkness Colour Photography Digital Photography 10 x 7 Original Piece We always talk about a silver lining, about waiting and hoping for times to change. It's strange how we never take any inspiration from anything positive that might have transpired before the darkness arrived, we only think about it with sad longing. I know sunsets lead to darkness, but why do they have to be sad? This question inspired me to create this artwork. I clicked this picture so that I could always think about the happy moments I spent even if they were followed by something sad. The future is unknown, but past has been lived in and adds another dimension to staying motivated in the present. 2021 Siasat Singh Photography North Campus Faculty/Staff 07-03-2022
355 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 22:55 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The Quintessential Indian Bride Painting Watercolour Paint 9x5 Original Piece The Quintessential Indian Bride is the depiction of a traditional Indian bride in the style of a Madhubani/Mithila painting. Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art painting style that is done using figures and vibrant colors along with huge eyes being the key elements. My inspiration for this was a recent wedding I had attended back in India before moving to Canada. It was the nostalgia of missing home along with the love for traditional Indian folk art that inspired me to draw this. Also, I wish to introduce this style of painting to the vast audience here in Canada. 2022 Shalaka Deodhar Global Business Management Lakeshore Campus Email 07-03-2022
357 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 22:51 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 The moonlight Drawing Acrylic Paint, Pencil 16×9 Original Piece I found a cool picture of Jimin, one of the members of BTS, and a moon picture in one day. Then, I thought it will be mystical they are combined. That is how I came to draw this. 2022 Chika Jogi Marketing Lakeshore Campus Email 07-03-2022
354 Fri, 03/11/2022 - 22:40 Anonymous 142.214.240.6 Slave to my thoughts Monochromatic Photography Digital Photography 10 x 7 Original Piece In our life time, we all become a slave to our thoughts at one point or another. The pandemic gave us ample time to think and reflect, one such moment inspired me to create this artwork. This photograph was clicked at a time when my thoughts kept circling back to how life could have been, had the pandemic not changed my plans. This one photo made me realize the similarity between thoughts and shadows. Thoughts are to an adult what shadows are to a child. A child struggles to gather their shadow, an adult struggles to gather their thoughts. The lesson that this photo taught me was to not commit the mistake of becoming entrapped in this game and to let life take its course. We all have something to be grateful for. 2022 Siasat SIngh Photography North Campus Faculty/Staff, Email 07-03-2022