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YOURSELFIE!
Worried (1st Place)
Ron Hendricks
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
Self Portrait (2nd Place)
Hanieh Kashani
installation
A paper shredder suspended in mid-action, poised to shred a roll of paper adorned with printed series of dates of precise
moments when the artist captured photographs of herself. Each line represents a fragment of time, a fleeting memory suspended to challenge our perception of time and memory.
installation
A paper shredder suspended in mid-action, poised to shred a roll of paper adorned with printed series of dates of precise
moments when the artist captured photographs of herself. Each line represents a fragment of time, a fleeting memory suspended to challenge our perception of time and memory.
I Can See Clearly Now (3rd Place)
Elinor Freedman
digitally altered photograph
The events of the past year have indeed been eyeopening- alternately alarming and inspirational. One is compelled to look at ourselves in the mirror and ask ourselves what indeed to we truly value and stand for.
digitally altered photograph
The events of the past year have indeed been eyeopening- alternately alarming and inspirational. One is compelled to look at ourselves in the mirror and ask ourselves what indeed to we truly value and stand for.
Ceci N’est Pas un Selfie
Noddingman
photography
photography
72025 3 Faces
Annemarie Baldauf
3D mono print
3D mono print
71125 3 Faces
Annemarie Baldauf
3D mono print
3D mono print
Blue Bust
Elizabeth Bonner
ceramic
Ceramic sculpture finished with ceramic underglaze,
ceramic underglaze decals, and ceramic glaze.
ceramic
Ceramic sculpture finished with ceramic underglaze,
ceramic underglaze decals, and ceramic glaze.
Self-Portrait Truck Mirror
Mark Chester
photography
photography
A Side of Me
Claudia Doherty
acrylic
acrylic
Selfie: Left Chin
Morrie Warshawski
graphite pencils on bristol
graphite pencils on bristol
A Sense Of Self
John Diephouse
digital collage
digital collage
In Front of Elliott Erwitt's Poster
Barbara Doyle
photography
photography
All About the Genes
Patricia Driscoll
digital, photo manipulation
digital, photo manipulation
The Day After #3
Raymond Enriquez
photography
Awoken to the loss of memory from the mishaps, misfortunes, mistakes and misplacements of the mind that may have occurred, but had unintentionally been forgotten. Alcoholism sets in, hoping to take a step back into reality.
photography
Awoken to the loss of memory from the mishaps, misfortunes, mistakes and misplacements of the mind that may have occurred, but had unintentionally been forgotten. Alcoholism sets in, hoping to take a step back into reality.
May Your Laugh Lines Run Deep
J Michael Gatlin
watercolor
For the past couple of years, I've been working on some sort of new self portrait each month. Part of this is a simple challenge to improve my draftsmanship, and part of it is an extended journey in self discovery. My eyes express my joy and laughter.
watercolor
For the past couple of years, I've been working on some sort of new self portrait each month. Part of this is a simple challenge to improve my draftsmanship, and part of it is an extended journey in self discovery. My eyes express my joy and laughter.
Halfway
Ron Hendricks
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
The Real Me?
Ron Hendricks
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
Memento Mori
Ron Hendricks
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
ink jet print on glossy metallic photo paper
Self Portrait
X Harkrader
photograph, hand painted with computer tools
A self-portrait, photographed by me: myself, my dog, my automobile, over the years.
photograph, hand painted with computer tools
A self-portrait, photographed by me: myself, my dog, my automobile, over the years.
Blind to Myself
Dina Howell
black pen on stonehenge aqua coldpress paper
How often do we take selfies, only to re-take, multiple times, until it's 'just right?' In under 10 minutes, I rapidly drew 10 blind contours while also keeping my eyes closed (no mirror
or photos), picturing my face and its features in my mind's eye. What is familiar? What am I still blind to?
black pen on stonehenge aqua coldpress paper
How often do we take selfies, only to re-take, multiple times, until it's 'just right?' In under 10 minutes, I rapidly drew 10 blind contours while also keeping my eyes closed (no mirror
or photos), picturing my face and its features in my mind's eye. What is familiar? What am I still blind to?
Thinking about life
Sandi Ludescher
watercolor, ink, gouache
watercolor, ink, gouache
New & Improved?
Steven levine
photography
photography
Behind the mask 1
Avy Loftus
photography on linen paper
The photograph depicts a selfie in which she holds a white mask in front of her face. This image symbolizes the reality that our outward
appearances often don't align with who we truly are. We frequently maintain a
façade, allowing others to see us as perfect, even
though we may not be like that.
photography on linen paper
The photograph depicts a selfie in which she holds a white mask in front of her face. This image symbolizes the reality that our outward
appearances often don't align with who we truly are. We frequently maintain a
façade, allowing others to see us as perfect, even
though we may not be like that.
I Reach for You in My Sleep
Noddingman
photography
photography
Smile & Hair
Marshann MAHM
photograph, archival inks on chrome paper
This selfie was taken to highlight just two features, the hair and slight smile. The idea was to use a limited amount of visual information to still convey a feeling and personality of a free spirit.
photograph, archival inks on chrome paper
This selfie was taken to highlight just two features, the hair and slight smile. The idea was to use a limited amount of visual information to still convey a feeling and personality of a free spirit.
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