Personal identity art

Who am I? // Art by Dywiann Xyara // masks // hidden personality // depersonalisation

TC psychologists are focusing on both people's internal ability to cope with adversity and external social forces that create adverse circumstances.

I took part in a discussion on ‘Identity politics, communalism and multiculturalism’ at the Secularism Conference 2017. This is something of what I said. ‘All politics is identity polit…

Your Guide For Better Mental Health and Relationships

Resources:Some images of thumb prints.Image from to do:Students can use this activity in a variety of ways. The idea is to make a large scale thumb print either A5, A4 or even A3.The students…

Puppetry

Mark Powell uses nothing but a simple Bic Biro ballpoint pen to create incredibly detailed portraits of the elderly. His chosen canvases are antique documents dating from 1763 onwards.

Identity Crisis We are living in a time in this world where our true identites are being hidden away. If we do not expose our humanity, then horrendous acts of violence will continue to occur. The people who commit these crimes, often do not view the victims as real people, but rather a character in a video game. We are all real people and should be valued for who we are and not bullied and killed. model: http://dresdenmurderscene.deviantart.com/

In our society, people rely on having a barcode in the future to prevent identity theft and to keep your personal identity safer with a barcode. In "the bar code tattoo" the barcode is a very big impact on your life because it will help you and affect you for the rest of your life. Perhaps the filmmaker wants us to think about our future and how we want to make it.

High School Art: Mixed media on paper, by A. Logan, Art teacher Jennifer Lpsey Edwards

Who am I?

What makes up you?

Illustration, Graphic Design, Art Direction