Freedom and limitations art

The boundaries which box us in are often self-imposed. Such imagined boundaries are often not physically stopping us, but our self-constraints compel us not to cross our own lines. This photograph is a self-portrait using chalk on chalkboard paint, and I drew these lines to form what appears to be a box, but can only be seen from the perspective of the camera. This is called an anamorphic illusion and further conveys how perspective affects our world.

oil painting of woman in white dress running in surf by elaine hughes.

By Nicole Torres It’s a design student’s dream class— where the final projects end up in the hands of corporate clients, the classroom is inside a legendary design studio you would kill to work for, and the professors are two icons and a logo prodigy. Lucky for SVA undergrads, this class, Chermayeff & Geismar’s Visual Identity and Multimedia class, is on the course list. This past year, some highly talented SVA juniors had the opportunity to study with the firm’s partners, Sa

Freedom brainstorm

Animal instincts ...

day break

Faking hands, Taking hands that lie help by ~P3T3R-KURT3N-GROUPI3

“Gold. #fotografia”

Schizophrenia