Sharing our Spaces

untitled (2024) Habib Apooyin

I would ideally like any piece I contribute to have a form of aesthetic that almost makes you lose your awareness of current surrounding and really take yourself to the place of the visual. This picture always brings me tot hat moment and time, just because I had never seen that type of scenery before in person. That feeling is what I'm going for with any visual I share. The one change I would make is almost making a person the key vocal point of the picture, almost so the imagery can have a true backdrop of a person really taking it all in.

Death Bed (2024) Raven Garcia

While my bed is my safe space, I hate sharing it with others. Maybe this piece was done out of spite, everyone loves their bed, they love sleeping, they love lounging around and being comfortable but when I talk about my bed it’s a really important space. Sometimes I am bound to that bed. Being chronically ill sometimes it’s the only place where I feel decent because I get to rest my body. It feels like my cozy safe space but also my death bed. It’s my place to rot.

untitled (2024) Cristina Hernandez

I wanted to explore seasons. I wanted to showcase the different emotions and senses that are evoked with each season and how it would affect our not so fury cat friend.

Willow
Blue Price

Picnic (2024) Nat Banaszek

For this piece I revisted the first drawing I submitted and tweaked some parts of it. Firstly, I wanted to make it feel more welcoming. When welcoming people to a space, I'd like it to be relaxing and dim. Not too dark but not having too bright lights, so I chose the setting to be during sunset. I'd like a place where anyone could just sit down during late hours and have a open-minded conversation, feeling vulnerable enough to speak about anything they'd be comfortable with. I changed some physical aspects such as the railings surrounded by the bushes and trees, and instead added more flower bushes to fit the aesthetic, and to not appear as if theres a border surrounding them. People who could be invited to this space are people who I know, but I don't know. I know they exist, and we say hi regularly, but I don't KNOW them. This could be a great place and time to just get to know each other. Hobbies, plans, past, anything that you could connect with and be closer with.

untitled (2024) Zeinebou Dia

I want people to feel connected, because that is what that space is all about, everytime a Muslim prays they are most connected to Allah in that state and automatically connect to everyone else who is doing the same action in a different part of the world. You are never praying alone you are always praying with billions of others.

A Place I’d Rather Be (2024) by Amalineda Jean Francois

This art work give a tour of what its like to be in a car. its to give an experience to my readers. and invited to participate. its like a booklet you get when you visit a place.

The Star (2024) Fatoumata Diallo

The space I was discussing in my piece is Tumblr. It is more a of digital space, but it's a space that is very important to me because it is fairly removed and unique compared to other social media platforms. Tumblr, I feel, allows for individualism to be promoted while also helping to create community at the same time. The space also allows you to create and share a multitude of different art forms all in one, which is something I appreciate. It makes you feel like you can create your universe through your blogs and shape your own identity.

A snail’s live (2024) by Sabre Lee

The chill breeze of an early spring evening, sets a calm rustle through the blossoming leaves sprouting from branches contrasting the orange hued sky.

Munch

Munch Munch

Gnawing away at a bright green leaf was a small little garden snail.

Such a small creature that lives among the many who inhabited the peaceful garden.

Many creatures lived and thrived in this green oasis.

One of which was a tired young boy with a heavy backpack. Here in which he would rest his weary legs and back.

As a break from his troubling school life.

The boy sat at the dark green bench under a blossoming cherry tree.

He looked up at the leaves as the evening light shined in between each individual leaf.

Almost as if he was stargazing in the middle of the bustling city.

He propped his backpack upon the bench and rested his head on the stiff makeshift pillow.

He laid down under his evening stars and closed his eyes.

Munch

Munch Munch

The little garden snail watched as it was yet another peaceful day in the garden.

untitled (2024) Taylor Maheia

untitled (2024) Denisse Cortorreal

I was brainstorming ideas on what vibe I would want my space to give off, and I was hoping to portray something with warmth and peace! I put a sun-like drawing above a cup of coffee to indicate the idea of light and warmth, components that I feel correlate with the idea of being safe. The flowers were to symbolize the peaceful aspect of my space. I'd want to share this space with friends or family. There's no particular way for how I wish to share it, but I'd say my intent is to offer a space that allows them to be themselves, even when far from home. (My space is an on-campus dorm room!)

How long has this snow been here?? (2024) by AJ Volkov

The space I based my project off of is upstate NY, specifically the Rockland County/Orangeburg area. I'm sharing this space through the form of video in order to show others my interpretation of it. Through the clips I took and music I added, I attempted to replicate what it would be like to experience the space through my eyes. Rather than changing anything about the area, I would just focus on the smaller details and find little things to appreciate about it that I can share with other people. I'd probably want to share this space with someone close to me because it feels so isolated compared to the spaces I usually find myself in.

Song: (Something) by Planning for Burial

Bench in a Park: Rule #1 (2024) by Kedesia Robinson

I share this space with everyone. Every and anyone who can follow the one and only rule that I propose to truly enjoy my space. I know some friends and family who will appreciate this space for the good things it offers. The good things such as the weather, the animals and the writing that occurs in this space.

Let’s go visit a place (2024) by Nephthali Mathieu

Hi,

My name is Nephthali

This mean that I’m strong, being large with others

Yes, I know that I have a beautiful name

Since my parents are the one who give it to me,

I’m the only girl in the family

I bring happiness

Let’s talk about real place

You should know that exist in U.S

That also bring happiness

I’m telling you all of that

Because I want you to be there

Tell me how it was for you

I will be able to see if the feeling that this place bring me

Is true or false

Absolutely, I will tell you the name of that place

Before I have to let you know something

That place is quiet,

That will depend at what time or season

You go there

I almost forgot about this tip

Bring someone that you feel is precious to you

Hmmm, I feel something

You really wanna know what I feel ?

Let me tell you this feeling

When you go that place

I’m sure and certain that

It’s the smell of happiness

I can hear the sound of the birds

See when wind pass through the trees

Car running through the green light

See people doing different things

I visit there after 2 hours of shits

In Amory Park Avenue

I spend 1.5 hours in the park

The time I spend there mean something to me

I was able to see the nature

In Central Park

The beauty of Central Park

The view of the sun when it’s going down

The smell of the train

The feeling of peace

I would like to change something in this place

Are you confused?

The place It’s perfect

It’s just that those changes

Will make it extra perfect

What would I change ?

The way that the chairs in the park align

There should be tables with four chairs or 2

For couples

Clean the park,

Trim the grass

Securise the area

When you feel anxious or nervous about something

When you feel that life in too overwhelming,

When you feel too much burden in your life

Central Park is where you can shout out your burdens

The air in this park have something special

That makes all your worries disappear

If you don't believe what I’m saying

Go see for yourself

Come back

To me

And see the flow of feelings that this place can bring you

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