If I could use my artistic voice to make the world better...I would.... by Jennifer Wargin

Example- Hadeel jaradat

2021-10-23 22:46:24 UTC

My intention of this photogram was to bring light to politics of woman’s clothing. I think woman should not be judged on what they wear. A woman who wears the hijab shouldn’t be asked why she covers up so much. They shouldn’t be looked down at just because they “cover up too much” .and most girl clothing trend often have a lot of revealing clothes. Which people like and people want to see more of, and people who wear the hijab can’t wear what they see on tv. Girls should be able to dress the way they want wether they are showing a lot of skin or not showing skin.

2027065_ — 2026-02-17 19:54:15 UTC

2026-02-17 20:54:00 UTC

This Photogram is about how time costs money and we spend all our money for more time but all our time for more money. To show this we had money on one side and on the other the money burning and turning into time which can go either way. This is important to us because it reflects the value of our actions everyday. We hope by seeing this you learn to value the little things in life and not trade it all for some money.

Jonathan Cova

2026-02-17 20:59:21 UTC

This is about the optimism a graduating student has. A bird has feathers on their wings and fly diligently and freely. The feather as a tassel represents that new found freedom they now have as they continue down their path to life. Furthermore, words of encouragement surround the student as it embeds the morals they hold onto for hope of success into their adulthood. With a powerful accomplishment like graduating high school, a student most notably recognizes their own independence.

2026-02-18 19:36:36 UTC

Our photogram focal point is the question mark representing curiosity and confusion. Our intention with this photogram was where will we be in 10 years. That sparked the curiosity and all the questions that I don’t have answers to yet. The hands show us trying to figure it out. (Colin and Jayden)

Ariana Caudillo

2026-02-18 19:39:03 UTC

I created this picture of what it looks like trees because I feel like nature represents my peace and happiness.

Nura Hasan

2026-02-18 19:39:43 UTC

I created this picture to depict mental health. Mental health is someone many people struggle with and not many people take the time to stop and think about other peoples problems. This picture can show how you truly never know what someone else is going through.

Julia colon

2026-02-18 20:00:07 UTC

My picture was about men and women constantly being in competition with one another. This was important to me because I really wanted to go into business but it’s a very male dominant field and women are often looked over in this industry when really we can do the same as men if not better. In this photo I placed a man and woman facing each other with articles about who performs better is certain situations and a headline of who can do it better.

2026-02-18 20:23:20 UTC

My photo is about abuse and to put an end to it because to much people have to go through this daily. It matters to me because I know people who have gotten abused in many different ways and it has affected them in many different ways. I hope by seeing this it makes you consider speaking up about it

Boxing Photogram

2026-02-18 20:34:48 UTC

This photogram represents the struggle and message of the sport of boxing.The blood represents the blood and mental health of the sport.I made this because I box and I wanted too communicate the message.

Noemi Garcia

2029076_5 — 2026-02-19 00:15:06 UTC

The purpose of the photo I created was to end the cycle of bullying. People bullying others has a negative impact. The chains represent the end of a cycle. While the safety pin is the focal point it represents holding things together. Keeping it to yourself.

Gabriel Garcia

2026-02-19 14:38:05 UTC

This is about the separation between the United States in the the recent years and just in general with politics the amount of hate spread through the U.S. which becomes even more common with every passing year.

Talya Alarab’s photogram

2029014_8 — 2026-02-20 18:14:27 UTC

This image is about the importance of strong relationships and having a person you trust. To show this, I cut out a head and put a key through the top to “open” the head and release all of that persons thoughts. This matters to me because I feel that everyone should have at least one person they trust and feel like they could open their thoughts to. I want the viewer to look at this and think of the person they trust most to open their thoughts to and a person that reliefs them from their stress and worry.

Zharia Emeric

2029502_1 — 2026-02-20 19:59:39 UTC

This is about mental health. To show this I used a semicolon to represent a survivor who once struggled with their mental health. It is important to me because I’ve had family members that had problems in the past and even I have battled with it. I hope this changes the way we treat the people around us because we never know what they are going through and we should always be kind to everyone unless they are mistreating you.

Adam Tumeh

2026-02-20 20:38:00 UTC

Pollution - its half the world made out of newspaper to show drama towards pollution with a fish wrapped in plastic from all the pollution.

2029393_2 — 2026-02-23 00:48:45 UTC

Riley hoerler

2026-02-23 15:16:37 UTC

My picture represents a women or anyone that can be going through a hard time and holding things in to her self but all she wants to do is speak out about her feelings.

Characters

2026-02-24 00:55:45 UTC

Beckett Hesek

Date:2/23/26

For period:10

This picture represents people who put on a show for others.