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CONTRIBUTORS
Abby Nowakowski likes art, cats and derby. Her work deals
with themes of intimacy, womanhood and questions gendered
gestures.
Richelle Forsey has the worst rommate in the world - she
doesn’t pay rent or clean up after herself, often demands a
meal at 6am, and uses at least a ream of paper a week drawing
cats and writing poetry; but she’s determined and thus
destined for greatness, so the co-habitation will pay off in the
end.
Felicity Jones is a Studio Art major who’s work explores altering
and creating new perspectives through abstraction.
Marina Doukas is a 4th year studio art student and I focus on
painting and digital media. I hope to attend a postgraduate
program in the fall for Visual Effects.
Emmali Branton is interested in intertextual, multimedia
work. Her art examines modern relationships between
documentation and memory, and the politics of vulnerability
in an image-saturated world. Working with memories and
concepts of artificial abstraction, Emmali explores her generation’s
anxieties surrounding image and representation.
Pursuing studies in both Studio Art and English, Emmali aims
to approach issues of communication from multiple creative
perspectives.
El Martinez is a 2nd year Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
student. She wants to pursue rehabilitation of landscapes but
is also an aspiring children’s book illustrator.
Michael Herbert is a 4th year Mechanical Engineering
student who enjoys photography, the outdoors and procrastination.
Madigan Cotterill is a wannabe world explorer, and enjoys
taking photographs of the things around her. She can often
be found lying on the ground while petting her rabbit, Fig.
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