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As part of her installation, senior Ashley Vak showcased the work she's done in book-binding and sewing. According to her artist statement, Vak has sewn together 17,127 folded postcards over 594 hours over the past one-and-a-half years. "I found these checks and I was like 'I'm going to sew them together,'" she said. "That's been my obsessive routine … and I've just been trying to morph them into different shapes just so I don't get bored with it."

Senior Brian Truttman's work is mixed-media sculptures made out of hot glue. The installation features a dark room illuminated by LED lights. "[People] say it has sort of a calming feel and I guess they feel like they're in some kind of a different place than a normal gallery," Truttman explained.

Senior Moncia Yoo's work "The Babel Project" takes a literal interpretation of the transitive properties of language. Yoo's piece featured a biblical passage about the tower of Babel constructed out of ice which melted down to a fabric layer the day of the show's opening.

Senior Joe McNally used portrait photography, shot costumed subjects with 35 mm film for his thesis project.