'Beauty' by Nancy Tseng

   Our basic figure and form, our body movements, our animals, our plants, everything on our planet is a form of beauty, yet at the same time everything is judged that way. Is there a real definition, a picture, a criterion, for beauty? We are so absorbed by what society defines as “pretty” that things unable to meet these standards are shamed into being “ugly.” The abstract forms in these pieces capture the fake perceptions of beauty media feeds us. Though when we break from these conceptions, beauty is in fact, limitless.