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Beier Bao
Beier Bao

Illustration

Beier Bao aka. Bell, Fodil

“In today’s world, the boundaries between reality and the virtual realm of cyberpunk or Sci-fi fiction blur as technological innovation accelerates. In this urban jungle, where the digital and physical intertwine seamlessly, our lives are... More”

Jiarui Yan
Jiarui Yan

Drawing and Painting

Jiarui Yan aka. Gaga

“Through my art, I long to share my personal journey with the world—a tale of awakening, self-discovery, and independence. Inspired by my own experiences, my work is designed to inspire those on the path to finding themselves and their courage. I... More”

Qiqi Chen
Qiqi Chen

Environmental Design - Interior Design Specialization

Qiqi Chen

“Transforming spaces, shaping experiences. ”

Natalie Cain
Natalie Cain

Criticism and Curatorial Practice

Natalie Cain aka. Nootle

“Amensalism- The interaction of 2 species where one species has a great negative impact on the other and the affected species has no impact on the first. Like elephants walking on grass, they feel nothing from the action they take but for the... More”

Katrina Belen Alcantara
Katrina Belen Alcantara

Material Art & Design

Katrina Belen Alcantara

“The theme of my work is inspired by the need for personal safety in public spaces especially with the uptake of violence in Toronto public transit. My designs explore methods of protecting the human body for everyday wear. Drawing inspiration from... More”

Jiaxin Zou
Jiaxin Zou

Illustration

Jiaxin Zou aka. Flora

“In traditional Chinese mystical stories, women are often portrayed as fair ladies falling in love with scholars, managing households, or seeking revenge for men. This portrayal suggests selfless sacrifice, raising the question: were these women... More”

Paige Burt
Paige Burt

Creative Writing

Paige Burt aka. January Paige

“An intimate debut collection of Poetry, Prose and Non-Fictional Short Stories, "Then,When,Once" explores the deepy personal themes of family relationships, trauma, romance and womanhood, inspired by the Indigenous concept of circular story-telling. ”

Enzo Earl  Chen
Enzo Earl Chen

Photography

Enzo Earl Chen

“Frays is my BFA thesis project, reflecting and redefining myself and my cultural background from a third-person perspective. The inspiration for this book came from a passage I read in a book one day: "Only those with memories have roots." ”

Celebrate the work of OCAD U’s class of 2023/2024!