Have you observed an uptick in wildlife activity since the onset of COVID-19? In this project, we explore how reduced air pollution levels associated with COVID-19 correlate with wildlife activity throughout NYC.
In this day and age, who needs a poker face when a mask can do it for you? Even in these troubling times, we can still connect with the ones we love while staying safe and healthy.
Quarantine has forced us to distance ourselves from others. However, it has not made any of us any less diverse than we already are. “Fine Lines ft. Spices” brings a desi twist to the original “Marilyn Diptych” by Andy Warhol.
How does time affect New York City’s biodiversity? This infographic presents how flowering trees and plants have decreased/increased over twenty years and what contributed to these changes.
When recreating this portrait, I had to use only the materials that I had at home. I used a curling iron, red lipstick, my mother’s shirt, a phone, and a white headband. I crumpled tissues to put underneath my headband so that it would stand up like the original.
Mosquito observations in New York State took a sharp increase in 2020. We go in depth as to why this happened and how it compares to mosquito observations in previous years!
“The Portrait of Monsieur Arakelian during a Wintry Night” is a modern rendition of “The Portrait of Monsieur Aublet” that adds a wintery vibe to this Neoclassical piece of art.
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