I am Nano Nasty, a multidisciplinary artist working across visual media. My work grows from a personal visual language in which red and blue return again and again, carrying emotional and psychological tension.
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Art-Busi-Creative-Tech (ABCT) Creation for Expression of “Rights to Learn” – How to Create and Co-create for Diversity, Inclusion and Expand Collaboration
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I am TOVA – a multidisciplinary artist working across visual art, music, and poetry, bringing together academic rigor and artistic intuition.
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Cathy Lin is a motion designer based in New York City, originally from Taiwan. With a background in filmmaking and motion design, she has a keen eye for capturing beauty and fluid movement between frames. She crafts stories that spread positivity with a sprinkle of humor and gentleness.
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Lines and details in my work record the flow of thought.
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My practice moves across textiles, drawings, and photographs, all of which gesture towards the rhythm of time or nature as it is intuitively lived and felt.
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I sketch the thoughts we’re told to keep quiet and stretch them into rooms you can walk through. My work sits where old rituals meet new screens, turning hush-hush subjects into shared curiosity.
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Originally from China, Chengyao Zhou holds a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology-health management and an MFA in Contemporary Dance from Case Western Reserve University with full scholarship. Now based in Los Angeles, She continues to work as a professional dance educator and choreographer.
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My art is an adventure into the unknown world of imagination
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I was born in Jinan, China, in 1999. I earned my BFA from CalArts and recently completed my MFA at ACCD. I work primarily with photography, exploring themes and concepts such as hyperreality and consumerism. My work examines the relationship between individuals and changing social conditions and has been exhibited internationally.
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