What does Penn look like?

Each week in the Arts section, we comment on exhibitions and art pieces. This week, we let the artists do the talking via self-portraiture in their individual styles. We're taking a break from identifying art. Here's how student artists identify

Brenda Nguyen

(Just fluxing along)

Ayla Fudala

(zealous tree worshipper)

Lily Kravetz

(never growing up)

Ali Lotz

(cheers to whatever)

Sky Yoo

(Confused, Sleepy, Happy)

Melis Onerli

(unrealistic, clumsy, passionate)

Elizabeth Britton

(Driven, Compassionate, Creative)

Shakeil Greely

(Multiple, Numerous, Fragmented)

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