Art Galleries

Ash Burch | “Computer Eyes”

This media file is attached to: 2nd Annual One College Virtual Art Student Exhibition

Painting is of a non binary individual using their computer screen as a mirror. They have long black hair and are wearing a red beret and a multicolored (red, green, yellow) sweater. In their hand is the phone they used to take a photo of themself in the reflection of the computer screen. Their eyes are not on their face, but one is subtly positioned on the lens of the phone camera. The photo includes the screen and part of the keyboard of their computer.

Ash Burch, "Computer Eyes," Winter 2022, acrylic paint on canvas, 20 x 16"

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This painting was created using acrylic paints. The assignment instructions were to use different types of painting techniques we learned in class to create a cohesive image. Among the methods used are short choppy brush strokes, and flat colored areas. The image is meant to convey how we have utilized the Internet during the pandemic to continue to be a part of the world. The Internet being our eyes, so to speak.

A painting of the backside of a dark figure in the foreground looking out a bright kitchen window in the background. The light is coming through the translucent curtains around the window. There is a kitchen sink filled with dishes. The dishes and counter reflect the bright natural light. The shadows are pure black while the light is shades of white, gray, and yellow.

Angelina Branson | “Dark Figure”

An acrylic painting, mostly comprised of darker blues, of a snowy evening drive through a wooded, winding road with cars in the background.

Karis Bransfield | “Snowy Drive”