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Run Rabbit

Emery Swirbalus, grade 12, "Run Rabbit," mixed media, 36x36 in. In this arresting portrait, Emery contemplates the dynamic between predator and prey in the wild. She creates a conceptual self-portrait that reverses the role of the rabbit as a confident, threatening aggressor.

Emery Swirbalus, grade 12, “Run Rabbit,” mixed media, 36×36 in.

In this arresting portrait, Emery contemplates the dynamic between predator and prey in the wild. She creates a conceptual self-portrait that reverses the role of the rabbit as a confident, threatening aggressor.

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

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