Inhale / Exhale

Third Year Show

The average person takes almost 21,000 breaths per day and yet, we almost never think about it. To be alive and aware of the air in your lungs is something that we all take for granted.

To inhale is to draw the world inward: light, memory, touch. To exhale is to return something back: a story, a vulnerability, a mark of existence. What emerges is not a single portrait of humanity but a collective respiration. The works aim to breathe beside one another—tender, searching, sometimes uneasy—expanding and contracting through themes of identity, vulnerability, connection, and transformation. 

We want to emphasize how important it is to recognize and reflect on things that happen to us individually and collectively. That although we each have our own unique perspectives, together we create something special.

Inhale / Exhale invites the viewer to slow down and notice the subtle exchanges that photography makes possible: between photographer and subject, image and observer, interior and exterior worlds. Standing among these photographs, we are reminded that the act of looking is a kind of breathing.

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Adam Tefik

Through My Mother's Eyes

Alessia Lucia

Distortions of Self

Angel Lopresti

ROLLER SKATING

Arcadia Mubarak-Pinto

Perfect Imperfections

Ashley Bazzano

Lasting Impressions

Aspen Lalonde

Two Sides Of The Same Coin

Carter Henry

Beach Goers

Cassie Santinhos

The Shape of Expectation

Dalila Oliveira

You Are What You Eat

Daniel Gillis

Thermal Memory

Dianna Dai

Mom and Orange

Diogo Gomes

Portraits of Sid's Room

Enya Shim

when I don't feel like myself

Ethan Barruch

Cyclemania

Gordon Nye

I Was There

Heather McGeown

Doing a Number

Jerry Zhang

Porters

Julia Guo

For the Record

Kadell Moore

Thus With A Kiss I Die

Kyra Campbell

Memory of Touch

Lazar “Laki” Mihajlovic

Love of the game

Maggie Stemp-Turner

Can I Escape What I Love?

Maia Rachel

La Natura

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