Marisa Woodley

Choosing pieces to include in the Senior Art Show was a task I hadn’t realized would be so difficult. However, what I have displayed is what I consider to be my favorite experiences I remember when creating them. The pieces I have included do not demonstrate a consistent theme or style. Although some may credit this to an undefined taste, I instead insist that my collection works as a charcuterie board of my differing creative endeavors.

It has only recently come to my attention that throughout my artistic journey, I have rarely stuck to a consistent medium, subject, or technique when creating. I’ve found that this has given a sense of being a jack of all trades in terms of arts and craftiness. With each piece of my art, this collection demonstrates my artistic endeavors into new territory.

Overall, please feel free to have other than pleasant feelings about what is presented. The art displayed covers ideas which fascinate me: faux gore in horror, extreme emotions, impressionist classics, spirituality, loud patterns, and womanly figures. Maybe not all are beautiful scenes, but they are, at bare minimum, interesting to look at.