Midnight Chapel by Britney Buckwalter
Britney Buckwalter is a photographer from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Being a junior at Belmont and majoring in creative and entertainment industries, she hopes to use her degree and love of taking pictures to become a concert photographer. Other than photographing concerts, she enjoys photographing lightning, stars, and her friends.
Oceans in the Sky by Christina Gutierrez
Christina Gutierrez is a Belmont student living in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. She is currently in her last semester of college, majoring in legal studies with a minor in music business. Originally from Los Angeles, California, Ms. Gutierrez spent a lot of time on the beaches of Malibu, which inspires most of her work.
Reflection Triptych by Alex Rasmussen
Alex Rasmussen is an aspiring graphic designer, photographer, and visual artist interested in exploring queer identity, increasing accessibility in art and design, and storytelling. They are currently enrolled at Watkins College of Art at Belmont University, majoring in design communication and are projected to graduate in spring 2024.
Wonders of Perception by Christina Gutierrez
Christina Gutierrez is a Belmont student living in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. She is currently in her last semester of college, majoring in legal studies with a minor in music business. Originally from Los Angeles, California, Ms. Gutierrez spent a lot of time on the beaches of Malibu, which inspires most of her work.
Cow in Red-Violet by Claire Gurley
Claire Gurley is a painter living and working in Nashville, Tennessee. She is focused on the intersection of color, symbolism, and emotion. Painting is the avenue through which she communicates, processes, and empathizes, all in the quest of making herself and the world just a little bit better.
The Fool by Zoe Simpson
Hello! My name is Zoe Simpson. I am a studio art major here at the Watkin's College of Art at Belmont. "The Fool" is my interpretation of the tarot card, which symbolizes new beginnings, opportunity, and potential! It represents how I felt trying out printmaking, which was completely new to me at the time "The Fool" was created.
It’s Called Fluidity Darling by Claire Gurley
Claire Gurley is a painter living and working in Nashville, Tennessee. She is focused on the intersection of color, symbolism, and emotion. Painting is the avenue through which she communicates, processes, and empathizes, all in the quest of making herself and the world just a little bit better.