Grade 12 Visual Arts Vernissage 2021-22
Meet the artists
Learn more about the IB DP visual arts course
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Alicja
My vision of the world: landscapes, cityscapes and the interaction of the sky and urban architecture.
Link to Alicja's exhibit.
Anastasia
Environmental issues, the negative human impact on the environment, the beauty of nature.
Link to Anastasia's exhibit.
Asako
Shed light on the natural designs in the unnoticed creatures that inhabit our lives by using figurative art.
Link to Asako's exhibit.
Ayako
Investigate the spaces around us and details of the natural world, in familiar settings.
Link to Ayako's exhibit.
Clémence
Explores my experience and feelings of solitude with both landscapes and cityscapes.
Link to Clémence's exhibit.
Haruka
Explore mystical and organic forms of nature using 2D and 3D; notably wearable 3D pieces.
Link to Haruka's exhibit.
Joséphine
Convey mental duality, the contrast between the physical and the mental; fractured mentality is a major theme.
Link to Joséphine's exhibit.
Kazuaki
Explore ideas about perspective and isolated figures to show the loneliness that we feel in the city.
Link to Kazuaki's exhibit.
Mia
Explore motifs of urban landscapes and environments; architectural details and sections of streets.
Link to Mia's exhibit.
Sara
Explore abstract motifs and organic forms; their unique presence in the small details of our surroundings.
Link to Sara's exhibit.
Sayaka
Stylized and abstract pieces exploring colors, shapes and forms; cityscapes and landscapes.
Link to Sayaka's exhibit.
Tess
Explore two themes: water and the idea of an individual hiding their true personality.
Link to Tess's exhibit.
Ulysse
Explore and communicate the uncertainty and unfairness of life through pain and suffering.
Link to Ulysse's exhibit.
Vincent
Explores movement through a variety of methods. Themes include Paris architectural and the ocean.
Link to Vincent's exhibit.
Weronika
Capture the beauty and uniqueness of feminine features, challenging stereotypes and expectations.
Link to Weronika's exhibit.