Smrithi Chanjeevaram

Biological Sciences major, Studio Art minor

Treasure the mundane, appreciate the ordinary. Much of life is incredibly focused on the future. What are you doing to fill your time? Are you being productive? Are you stretching yourself as thin as possible before you fracture? Before you shatter?

Long Forgotten | False Premise | Sun Colors | Otherworldly

digital art

Jewett Hallway Galleries

digital drawing of a person in a pink shirt wearing pink headphones looking out a train window at a cityscape; color scheme is predominately blue

Navigating life through my undergrad while constantly thinking about my future prevented me from appreciating the more mundane aspects of life. These drawings are fantastical adaptations of my more ordinary, dull moments. Some pieces are dramatic, unrealistic even. Others are more relatively realistic. The common thread is the connection to my personal life. Whether it be real moments I've captured and embellished, or simply fragments of my imagination driven by my emotions, these are tangible representations of my emotional process.

four digital drawings on a gray fabric wall

Fragmented

wood, plaster, paint

Jewett Sculpture Court

wooden sculpture with hexagonal shapes on top and a purple plaster fruit-like sculpture held in its middle

close up on a sculpture made of wood bars with drips of wood glue; a purplish round plaster form is held on a stack of wood bars

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