Art

 

Le Wang is a student, writer, and artist from New York. Le’s poetry is forthcoming in the Eunoia Review and the Fleeting Daze Magazine. Her art is also forthcoming in the borderline magazine. Her work has been recognized by Scholastic Arts and Writing. When Le isn’t busy with school, she can be found reading, enjoying a matcha latte, or drawing.

 

Edie May is a seventeen- year-old artist and high school student from Massachusetts.

 

Amy Pan is a high school senior and multimedia artist based in the Bay Area. Working with diverse mediums including fiber, beads, paper, paint, animation, and graphic design, she weaves natural elements into her storytelling to reflect human experiences. Her creative works aim to inspire a more thoughtful and compassionate society by seamlessly blending scientific concepts with art.

 

Mile Qian is a grade nine student currently attending Singapore American School in Singapore. Her artistic path began when she was around six years old. Now, almost a decade later, Mile is producing portfolio works that incorporate a variety of different methods and mediums. In recent years, her art has moved from being purely aesthetic to more conceptually based productions.

Her inspiration as an artist is derived from content related to environmental issues. She uses expressive mediums such as cardboard and bleach to speak to issues tied to deforestation as well as the acidification of oceans. Overall, her work is driven not so much by the idea itself, but rather how to best express the idea using whatever mediums or methods work best.

Mile hopes that her work will prompt people to think about the issues she is expressing and, in turn, make progressive changes for the betterment of both humanity and the planet.