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Abstract Tree Trunk

Tracey Babin, teacher, "Abstract Tree Trunk," mixed media & acrylic on canvas, 11x14 in.

Tracey Babin, teacher, “Abstract Tree Trunk,” mixed media & acrylic on canvas, 11×14 in.

Category: 26th Annual Medfield Public Schools Student-Faculty Art Exhibition

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  • Moira Kay, grade 9, "Layered Portrait, Covered," digital print, 5x7 in. Students in Photo 2 explore the technique of layered imagery to give a sense of time and movement to their work. In this photo, Moira is exploring this idea through portraiture. Her work expresses the feeling of disconnectedness we are all feeling this past year as we withdraw into our own selves.

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  • Rahul Kumar, grade 10, "Radial Flowers," digital print, 13x9 in. Students were asked to create a radial piece of artwork using their own photos, then copying, pasting, reflecting, and flipping them in Photoshop. Subsequent editing and refining is experimented with to create a symmetrical image. Rahul's use of sparse imagery in black and white has created an image evocative of a beautiful drawing in subtle grey tones.

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