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"The Sky is Falling"(Photo by student) Piece Statement: In the piece “The Sky is Falling” I wanted to illustrate the power of a word. Social media has created a platform of unaccountability with devastating proportions. The power that one word can have, without accountability can have astronomical consequences. Many of my work deals with concepts of power. The baby chick, in a lot of ways, represents almost the opposite of this. As individuals, we can feel powerless, disconnected and staring at our phones. This is contrasted with the looming bombs on the horizon, implying power. We see the world through our phones, and I think it can often distract us from reality. By forcing the viewer to interact with the sculpture with their phones, I try and make this connection.https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/mckague_jbsw960.jpgCory McKague - "JBSW960"(Photo by student) Piece Statement: My work takes a look at the corporations in the United States and try to learn more about their socio-economic relationship in our country. JBS is a subsidiary of a Brazilian company, JBSW, the world's largest meat processing plant. Cattle ranching in Brazil is causing up to 80% of the destruction of our rainforest. 960 Hectares were burned last year alone. I used this sculpture to bring awareness to myself and those around me about the cause and effect of where our goods come from. I used the trojan steer as a parable to illustrate that these cows are more than just vessels for hamburgers, and that their origins may have a more complex history.https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/mckague_jbsw960_2.jpgCory McKague - "JBSW960" (detail)(Photo by student) Piece Statement: My work takes a look at the corporations in the United States and try to learn more about their socio-economic relationship in our country. JBS is a subsidiary of a Brazilian company, JBSW, the world’s largest meat processing plant. Cattle ranching in Brazil is causing up to 80% of the destruction of our rainforest. 960 Hectares were burned last year alone. I used this sculpture to bring awareness to myself and those around me about the cause and effect of where our goods come from. I used the trojan steer as a parable to illustrate that these cows are more than just vessels for hamburgers, and that their origins may have a more complex history.https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/img_1270_edit.jpgJeanette Casas - "Plastic" (detail)(Photo by student) Piece Statement: Our use and dependence on plastic has increased exponentially since the 1950s; beginning with a production amount of 2.3 million pounds to our current average of 300 million pounds. Beginning in 1980, this piece visits each decade to graph that year’s increased plastic production.https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/dsc_0491_edit.jpgJeanette Casas - "Plastic"(Photo by student) Piece Statement: Our use and dependence on plastic has increased exponentially since the 1950s; beginning with a production amount of 2.3 million pounds to our current average of 300 million pounds. Beginning in 1980, this piece visits each decade to graph that year’s increased plastic production.https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/dsc0161_edit.jpgJeanette Casas - "Welcome" (detail)Piece Statement: Over the past couple years there has been an increase of immigration to the US from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala. On a federal level, the US has not received their people well – the opposite can be said about their resources. 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This piece brings into question the US’s continuing ironic and exploitative treatment towards immigrants and refugees.2020-01-02T19:57:04+00:00weekly0.6https://agnesma.com/student-work-graduate-studio/https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/screen-shot-2020-01-02-at-10.08.02-am.pngLaura Koontz(Photo by student)https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/screen-shot-2020-01-02-at-10.07.41-am.pngLaura Koontz(Photo by student)https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/screen-shot-2020-01-02-at-10.06.53-am.pngLaura Koontz(Photo by student)https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/microorganisms-150dpi.jpgJingying Zhen - "Microorganisms"(Photo by student) Piece Statement: Humans are infinitely small within the universe, but we are also infinitely huge compared to microorganisms. If we try to define a drop of water as a planet, extending the molecular structure of water to infinity, a new world will be discovered and displayed in front of us. For instance, when we use a microscope, the microorganisms in the water can be observed directly after being magnified numerous times, showing their unique configuration characteristics. This is the artistic beauty of science. Studying microbes in water is like exploring a new planet that has never been discovered. My illustrations and 3D models reflect the invisible energy in water.https://agnesma.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/microorganisms-3d-model-150dpi.jpgJingying Zhen - "Microorganisms"(Photo by student) Piece Statement: Humans are infinitely small within the universe, but we are also infinitely huge compared to microorganisms. If we try to define a drop of water as a planet, extending the molecular structure of water to infinity, a new world will be discovered and displayed in front of us. For instance, when we use a microscope, the microorganisms in the water can be observed directly after being magnified numerous times, showing their unique configuration characteristics. 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