Self-Portrait: The Mind, the Body, the Spirit
Molloy Faculty Mentor
Dr. Hwa Young Caurso
Presenter Major
Visual Arts Education, Molloy Univsersity
Presentation Type
Poster
Location
Wilbur 2nd Floor Corridor, Wilbur Arts Building, Molloy University
Start Date
1-5-2026 10:30 AM
End Date
1-5-2026 11:15 AM
Description (Abstract)
I am proposing my Fine Arts research “Self-Portrait- The Mind, The Body, The Spirit”, for the Molloy Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Conference-MURC 2026. The sizes of my 3-artworks are 14 x17 inches. The piece shares with the viewer my research interpretation of self-growth and the impact of the positive outlets I use when I am stressed or anxious. It shares why these outlets are such an important part of me. The charcoal drawing represents the parts; faith and love for working out. The acrylic color painting represents the whole of me. Expressing how the two parts create one colorful whole. This conference would give me a chance to share my fine arts research with my fellow students, and fellow professors, about the impact of positive outlets to better oneself. This opportunity would be a fantastic way to form connections and common relations among peers. My research-based artworks will be shared using a poster board.
Keywords
Self- Portrait, Drawing, Painting, Research
Related Pillar(s)
Spirituality, Study
Self-Portrait: The Mind, the Body, the Spirit
Wilbur 2nd Floor Corridor, Wilbur Arts Building, Molloy University
I am proposing my Fine Arts research “Self-Portrait- The Mind, The Body, The Spirit”, for the Molloy Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Conference-MURC 2026. The sizes of my 3-artworks are 14 x17 inches. The piece shares with the viewer my research interpretation of self-growth and the impact of the positive outlets I use when I am stressed or anxious. It shares why these outlets are such an important part of me. The charcoal drawing represents the parts; faith and love for working out. The acrylic color painting represents the whole of me. Expressing how the two parts create one colorful whole. This conference would give me a chance to share my fine arts research with my fellow students, and fellow professors, about the impact of positive outlets to better oneself. This opportunity would be a fantastic way to form connections and common relations among peers. My research-based artworks will be shared using a poster board.
