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The only time I’ve thought about you
is on a roadtrip to Washington, a roadtrip toKansas, California, Georgia, we took the Subaruall the way to New Orleans to watch the parades,to seehow beautiful something that wasn’t ours couldbe, you know, without our helplike a flower you leave out on the windowsillthat is restlessly growing, you give it water maybetwo times a week,…
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THE WORST THING I’VE EVER DONE
was when I was eleven years oldand walking home from school.I turned a cornerand there were tiny slipsof wedding invitations scatteredin the snow. I felt like a deerin the middle of an icy highway staringat the rainbow beams blindingme. I turned another cornerand met a hunching old manwith an Italian accentwho asked me if I’d…
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Outreach
Boone Lynch: This seeks to show how one is always reaching towards something just out of reach. The artist wished to show how this fact keeps them going, always reaching higher.
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Threshold
Lila Mosberger is a 17 year-old Senior at Interlochen Arts Academy. Her work explores the invisible world of the unconscious mind and the interaction between our dream worlds and the material world. Goldfish, a recurring motif in her work, act as symbols for dreams and passions, which she views as the gods of our internal…
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Unconscious Bloom
Lila Mosberger is a 17 year-old Senior at Interlochen Arts Academy. Her work explores the invisible world of the unconscious mind and the interaction between our dream worlds and the material world. Goldfish, a recurring motif in her work, act as symbols for dreams and passions, which she views as the gods of our internal…
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At the Root of Ourselves