Identity Sculptures - York House School
This exhibit was inspired by the amazing works of Vancouver-based artist Geoffrey Farmer.
Students from grades 9 through 12 at York House School, in Vancouver, B.C., had the opportunity to create a sculpture that represents their identity. Their sculptures are a snapshot of their passions, likes and dislikes at this point in their lives. Having been offered the same materials and the same opportunities, they allowed their creativity and personal flair to come forward, and an amazing array of images rose to the surface.
To accompany these sculptures, the students had to deliver a written paragraph of a minimum of 300 words, but most students wrote far beyond these expectations. The write-ups are confidential, but we have selected a few quotes from each one to share. Reflections are still coming in, so more quotes are coming soon!
Watch the slideshow below, or scroll down for the individual sculptures and quotes.
Students from grades 9 through 12 at York House School, in Vancouver, B.C., had the opportunity to create a sculpture that represents their identity. Their sculptures are a snapshot of their passions, likes and dislikes at this point in their lives. Having been offered the same materials and the same opportunities, they allowed their creativity and personal flair to come forward, and an amazing array of images rose to the surface.
To accompany these sculptures, the students had to deliver a written paragraph of a minimum of 300 words, but most students wrote far beyond these expectations. The write-ups are confidential, but we have selected a few quotes from each one to share. Reflections are still coming in, so more quotes are coming soon!
Watch the slideshow below, or scroll down for the individual sculptures and quotes.
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"...the colours are bright and stand out, just as I hope to be when I speak my mind." - Bo M.
"...my happiness comes when my goals are finally accomplished..." - Emily D.
Alice J.
Ysabella D.
Allie S.
Claire S.
Sydney R.
Charlotte L.
Elizabeth D.
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** Banner Photo Credit - Jonathan Lee , Individual Photos Credit - Angela Jurgensen**