Gallery: Advanced Painting students share dreams, interests, and stories through art

Netta Kaplan, Copy Editor|December 2, 2013

Sophomore Michelle Heilig works on a surrealist painting in the art wing. “I didn’t want to do something weird because all surreal paintings that I have seen have giant eyeballs, and I really didn’t want to do that. So I have giant butterflies instead,” Heilig said.

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LLUMINATED INTERFERENCE. Sophomore Ivy Evans found that disrupting routines leads to an outcome of increased motivation and creativity.

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FAMILY FUN. Ninth-grader Lucas Laguna visited family in his trip to Japan: "I love capturing those moments so that I can remember being with them even when I am back home," Laguna said (Submitted photo: Lucas Laguna).

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Proud prize winners, juniors Shefali Meagher and Huxley Westemeier, along with senior Deling Chen, smile with their awards. Meagher won fourth, Westemeier and Chen won sixth and seventh in the oral presentation category.

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CULTIVATING COMPASSION. SASH co-leader Cerena Karmaliani informs the community on sexual harassment statistics before guiding them through hypothetical reporting scenarios. The resources, acquired through a conference at the Sexual Violence Center, are available to all students.

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