@ritcias: Hyphen — Andrea’s bracelet-speaker that is connected to a lamp charger base. #RITcias #RITatNYC #makerbot… https://t.co/aDpr4cSqDz

@ritcias: .@RIT_ID graduate student Andrea Gonzalez Esteche explains how helpful it was to use @makerbot 3D printers to creat… https://t.co/R6EHDLd9dy

@ritcias: All of the 3D-printed products, like this ergonomic wrist support by Ariel Li, encourage wrist interaction.… https://t.co/UYmB0ABuHs

@ritcias: The exploratory course investigated the iterative design process using 3D printing. #RITcias #RITatNYC… https://t.co/9elaS8zrKB

@ritcias: #RIT at @NYCxDESIGN continues tonight at @makerbot! @RIT_ID graduate work from a collaborative class with MakerBot… https://t.co/VhWZwTnC1z

@ritcias: Day One of #RIT at @NYCxDESIGN featured two difference-making exhibits at @wanteddesign Brooklyn… https://t.co/8dcJjvEHOf

@ritcias: Announcement: The College of Imaging Arts and Sciences is changing its name to College of Art and Design, effective… https://t.co/Flp8Bd1sgL

@ritcias: #RIT’s large foot (paw?) print at @wanteddesign, where students and faculty are exhibiting difference-making projec… https://t.co/y8bPYOqpER

@ritcias: Dan Gabber, an RIT MFA ceramics student and ‘17 @RIT_ID alumnus, explains the design process of a fabric bowl he an… https://t.co/ypcV2X69Ru

@ritcias: #RIT’s other exhibit at @wanteddesign is textile work from @RIT_ID Soft Goods classes. The 10 displayed products fo… https://t.co/bTeMXb0Uad

@ritcias: Preemie wraps are another #RIT Hope for Honduras project being exhibited. Students from @RIT_ID faculty Melissa Daw… https://t.co/Gb5NHriqvA

@ritcias: As part of the #RIT Hope for Honduras initiative that aims to improve maternal and infant care in Honduras,… https://t.co/VNaPTcbPah

@ritcias: #RIT is exhibiting projects at @NYCxDESIGN for the next week and we'll provide full coverage on here, Facebook and… https://t.co/himEFaH91V

@ritcias: Our @mst_rit program has a long history of producing fantastic #artist teachers. See this year's graduating class —… https://t.co/HUuFrLTPwK

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“When preparing to photograph, I am a scientist first.” @MuseeMagazine featured #RITphoto's Michael Peres about ho… https://t.co/tYKgvmvv6l

In Sheep’s Clothing: Reflections on the Trickery of Nature

In the realm of nature as well as in human society, things are often not what they seem. Animals, plants, and humans use endless tricks and stratagems to hide their vulnerable parts, camouflage their true strength, and survive despite hazards and predators at every... READ MORE

In Sheep’s Clothing: Reflections on the Trickery of Nature

In the realm of nature as well as in human society, things are often not what they seem. Animals, plants, and humans use endless tricks and stratagems to hide their vulnerable parts, camouflage their true strength, and survive despite hazards and predators at every... READ MORE

Tradiational Clothing of Kuwaiti Women

In this thesis, I present my artwork of “traditional clothing of Kuwaiti women” completed for my Master of Fine Art at the Rochester Institute of Technology. This work has been a culmination of my feelings about the symbolic meaning of traditional clothing as well as... READ MORE

Tradiational Clothing of Kuwaiti Women

In this thesis, I present my artwork of “traditional clothing of Kuwaiti women” completed for my Master of Fine Art at the Rochester Institute of Technology. This work has been a culmination of my feelings about the symbolic meaning of traditional clothing as well as... READ MORE

Share Food With Love

The home experience of serving food for friends and family, and sharing food is a significant event in my life. Furnishings play a prominent role in this circumstance. For my thesis, I created works that enhance the conditions and ambiance of the residential dining... READ MORE

Share Food With Love

The home experience of serving food for friends and family, and sharing food is a significant event in my life. Furnishings play a prominent role in this circumstance. For my thesis, I created works that enhance the conditions and ambiance of the residential dining... READ MORE

Eighteen Mile Creek

Eighteen Mile Creek is a body of work consisting of cyanotype chemigrams that explores the space of a Superfund site located in Lockport, New York. The works installed in the gallery are large in scale and abstract. They are created solely through the interactions... READ MORE

Eighteen Mile Creek

Eighteen Mile Creek is a body of work consisting of cyanotype chemigrams that explores the space of a Superfund site located in Lockport, New York. The works installed in the gallery are large in scale and abstract. They are created solely through the interactions... READ MORE