Liberty Bell High School Senior Tyler White has curated this diverse art show featuring local artists as the basis of his senior project.

Even with the ever-increasing knowledge about our earth and our oceans, we still only know a fraction of what it holds. We can only imagine what kind of weird, horrible creatures stir in the twilight depths. Having lived on this planet for tens of thousands of years, you would think we would discover every corner of the globe.
I would ask artists to tap into their feelings of repressed uncertainty, loneliness, and fear. What expressions would the artist convey as suffocating as emptiness? Why are our lungs filled with blue? What if the food chain snapped?
I am asking artists to create pieces that show their vulnerabilities. Take away the feelings of rapture and dive deep into emotional oceans.

The Spartan Art Project is located to the north of Building #9 on the TwispWorks campus.

Liberty Bell High School Senior Tyler White has curated this diverse art show featuring local artists as the basis of his senior project.

Even with the ever-increasing knowledge about our earth and our oceans, we still only know a fraction of what it holds. We can only imagine what kind of weird, horrible creatures stir in the twilight depths. Having lived on this planet for tens of thousands of years, you would think we would discover every corner of the globe.
I would ask artists to tap into their feelings of repressed uncertainty, loneliness, and fear. What expressions would the artist convey as suffocating as emptiness? Why are our lungs filled with blue? What if the food chain snapped?
I am asking artists to create pieces that show their vulnerabilities. Take away the feelings of rapture and dive deep into emotional oceans.

The Spartan Art Project is located to the north of Building #9 on the TwispWorks campus.

Liberty Bell High School Senior Tyler White has curated this diverse art show featuring local artists as the basis of his senior project.

Even with the ever-increasing knowledge about our earth and our oceans, we still only know a fraction of what it holds. We can only imagine what kind of weird, horrible creatures stir in the twilight depths. Having lived on this planet for tens of thousands of years, you would think we would discover every corner of the globe.
I would ask artists to tap into their feelings of repressed uncertainty, loneliness, and fear. What expressions would the artist convey as suffocating as emptiness? Why are our lungs filled with blue? What if the food chain snapped?
I am asking artists to create pieces that show their vulnerabilities. Take away the feelings of rapture and dive deep into emotional oceans.

The Spartan Art Project is located to the north of Building #9 on the TwispWorks campus.