Justine McMinn: Developmental Psychology

  Photography, Text and Video by Justine McMinn, Copyright 2017 . DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY . I am currently studying Developmental Psychology. My professor, as a Social Psychologist, often takes a social approach to development and the different aspects of life that play a role. I created still lives to symbolize the different stages of development. In … Read more

Jesse Halpern: Segmented Porches-What We Have on Display

.     Photography, Text and Video by Jesse Halpern, Copyright 2017 . SEGMENTED PORCHES: WHAT WE HAVE ON DISPLAY . In my still life series, I chose to focus on a time where everything seems still, night time in residential neighborhoods in Philadelphia. When walking at night, most porches have doors light and not … Read more

Noel Zheng: “Untitled (Jolie Laide)”

  Photography and Text by Noel Zheng, Copyright 2017 . “Untitled (Jolie Laide)” A short project to realize the empire of fashion. . The fashion industry sells to all types of lifestyles through their shoots. Entering fall/winter, every year, coats become the centre around which the industries uses as a medium to captivate the public, and … Read more

Sharon Song: The Millenial Professional

. Photography and Text by Sharon Song, Copyright 2017 . THE MILLENIAL PROFESSIONAL . Studies have found that Millennials exhibit a different set of professional values than previous generations. As Millennials enter the workforce, they seem to be less motivated by career advancement and more by personal values and aspirations. This new generation strives for … Read more

Ria Vaidya: Psychotic but Iconic

  Photography and Text by Ria Vaidya, Copyright 2017 . PSYCHOTIC BUT ICONIC . To be iconic is to be a symbol, and often with that symbol comes a streak of madness. From Karl Lagerfeld to Naomi Campbell to Kate Moss, being iconic has not always meant being perfectly in line with societal views. Some … Read more