FLUX 2025
Every year this exhibition is surrounded by an aura of transformation, uncertainty, and unpredictability. Students are bombarded by these ideas daily, the vertigo of change, the frenzy that can only be navigated through adaptability, the rush of progress in an ever-shifting landscape. But the beauty of change lies in its unpredictability. The artists in this show are not responding to a new era through VR, AR, LiDAR, UX, coding or AI. Instead, they chose knitting, carving, cutting, embroidering, painting, soldering, or drawing.
Xinyi Yao
“…a lot of my pieces come from people around me and who I choose to surround myself with. ”
FeiFei Xu
“the rest of my work is very centered around my own life and how i experienced confinements.”
Veera Grip
“One solid thing can represent itself differently in different forms.”
FeiFei’s Confinement
Get insights on FeiFei’s journey by exploring her work and her process of creating art.
Proximity
Xinyi’s dream world
Understand the Inspiration of an artistic world made of dreams and real-life connections.
Veera’s transformation
Understand the meaning behind Veera’s work, and its connection to the transformations of routines.
The Study and Practice of Visual Arts with Martin Derbyshire
We sat down with one of the longest-serving members of the MADDF Department at WAB, Martin Derbyshire. Mr. Derbyshire talked with us about the difficulties students face with the DP course, the goals of the DP art exhibition, and what freedom might mean for artists. An informative and insightful interview for any student of visual art.