Mexico: Shadows and Colors

Photography and Text by Zoe Yun Zou . Being colonized for nearly three centuries, Spain had many impacts on the culture and art of Mexico. In Mexico City, intricate facades, open courtyards with fountains and Baroque cathedrals all speak of their Spanish origins. However, just like how Mexicans fought for independence in 1812, with colorful … Read more

Carmen Garcia Gallego: Timeless Doors

Photography and Text by Carmen Garcia Gallego . Timeless Doors . There is some inherent beauty in doors that other places simply cannot capture. When I look at doors, I think about all the times I have opened and closed them without really noticing their appearance. It is so interesting how little attention I pay … Read more

Iceland: A Captivating Land of Contrasts

  Photography and Text by Angela Pan . Iceland is a small and beautiful country of contrasts. It has a population of only 323,002 people, over 60% of whom live in its capital city, Reykjavik. Much of Reykjavik’s charm comes from the fact that it is stuck between being a small city and a large village. … Read more