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Sofia K.
Untitled
Spring 2020
I chose to depict the song "Words Fail" as it proved to be one of the most emotionally loaded scenes in the entire musical. I find situations in which there are no words that could express the severity of the event most dreadful. So, seeing a feeling like that portrayed so effectively in the musical really helped me relate to Evan and appreciate the performance more.
Danielle McG.
Untitled
Spring 2020
Megan C.
View the Everglades
Spring 2020
The topic about wanting to be seen and life ending short inspired me to create this art work. Many people in life are not seen for their beauty and talents, leading to them to believe that they are not worth it and causing them to fall down the rabbit hole of depression and sometimes even suicide. Now in the 21st century, more people who are mainly of a younger age attempt suicide which doesn't allow them to see the beauties of the world. My art piece not only shows that everyone is seen, but also shows that there are things in the world that holds just as much beauty as the human life. I used the Everglades in my artwork because I believe that it is one of the most beautiful and inspirational places on earth. Like the trees in the Everglades, I believe that people can push through and adapt to tough times if they remain strong physically and mentally.
Johnson W.
Crash?
Spring 2020
When I watched the play Dear Evan Hansen, there was a part of a song that made me think a lot. It was part of the song, “Waving Through a Window.” It made me think and wonder whether or not Evan fell off the tree on purpose or by accident. I realized how sad it could be when you’re not noticed, so I decided to do a blue background to express the sadness. I made a tree out of a collage and a person hanging on to represent Evan and his decision. I also used typography and the words I used were from the song. DEAR EVAN HANSEN made me realize what others could be going through.
Chelsea N.
You will be found
Spring 2020
I decided to have my painting project the pain of people like Evan Hansen, who have anxiety, and of those who are struggling to find themselves. People always try to fit in, forgetting the beauty of being their own unique selves. To show this, I painted an eye of a person crying in sadness and stress but made the skin with bright colors to show their uniqueness. My painting is a reminder that, just like Evan Hansen, you will be found.
Taufiqul B.
evening message
Spring 2020
DEAR EVAN HANSEN inspired me to go out more and look for messages hidden around the city. One thing that I kept on thinking about was Evan's choice to and willingness to continue on his facade of being Connors best friend. One day when I was at Union Square, I was roaming around and spotted this man holding a sign that connected with both me and the show. The message was "Is anything really right or wrong" and this connects to DEAR EVAN HANSEN because of Evan's view on Connor's parents finding his letter. Instead of coming clean from the start (which would've been the rational decision), he decided to comfort and build new relationships with people, and not just with himself, but between others too. So is anything really right or wrong?
Monica W.
Can You Hear My Words?
Spring 2020
I was inspired by the scene “Sincerely, Me” and decided to create a piece in response to that. I drew lilies and a hand coming from it. It shows Conner Murphy responding to Evan Hansen's emails, asking if he can see his words. The play was a masterpiece, the message it sent was powerful and to experience it was truly amazing.
Emma M-G.
A Stage, a Spotlight, and an Orchard
Spring 2020
I chose to focus on the theme of faking something to be true, most obviously represented by the apple tied by a string to a tree branch. The portrait of Evan Hansen in the upper corner is not in color, which is also representative of not quite being true to oneself, and is based on the "Waving Through a Window" musical performance, physically and metaphorically. I added blue streaks to emphasize fluency in the musical, but they're still rougher in texture to embody the idea that a lie is never clean-cut; it twists and weaves into a story but is not always connected, hence the lines being broken rather than end-to-end.
Nika L.
Within Grasp
Spring 2020
When I watched DEAR EVAN HANSEN, I noticed that Evan’s spark of popularity was mainly based on lies and the fake media. I wanted to portray Evan deciding whether to keep lying or tell the truth. I drew him reaching out to his phone which represents the media and lies while behind him are all the friends and people that he ended up betraying.
Tintin A.
untitled
Spring 2020
Some aspects of DEAR EVAN HANSEN that inspired me to create this art were the settings and tones. I can't say that I have a personal connection, but I do see that there is a problem around social media. However, I believe that the play gave the problem more realistic figures. DEAR EVAN HANSEN inspired me to create this art , because it truly showed me how people's lives can benefit and be affected by technology.That we all sometimes need change or attention.
Yana E.
UNTITLED
Spring 2020
I was inspired by #YouWillBeFound and the song in the musical. I wanted to show that Evan was “found” by Alana, Jared, Connor’s family, and the Internet. Even if this game was temporary and because of bad reasons, it still made him feel more important and he stopped taking his anxiety pills. In this drawing I wanted to express how Evan felt during that short lived fame.
Sophia R.
UNTITLED
Spring 2020
My artwork was inspired by the plot of the musical and the themes that it explored. I started out with a puzzle: different shapes that were all weirdly composed but ultimately came together due to their similar color scheme. Amidst this serene blue, I painted some black boxes: boxes that didn't belong, boxes that were dark, stagnant, and threatening. Within them, I tried to tell the story in a series of poems that I felt represented my understanding of it. These poems explore Evan's family life, the pressure put on teens today, the way society deals with anxiety and depression, and the way Evan dealt with all of this. I finished the work with a tree, placed almost directly in the center. It is the calm escape from the many looming elements of my work, just as the apple orchard served as a place for the characters to find peace within themselves during a time of intense grief.
Mackenzie L.
I’ll Sign Your Cast
Spring 2020
I was originally going to do a scene based off of the song, “Sincerely, Me”. But I didn’t exactly know what to do with it. The only scene I was able to actually remember was Connor signing Evan’s cast. So that’s what I decided to do. I referenced the arms a bit because I knew I would have trouble, but that’s what my art has come to.
Colleen W.
UNTITLED
Spring 2020
The aspect of DEAR EVAN HANSEN that inspired me to create this untitled piece of artwork was the true nature of the characters as displayed in the performance. Originally the reference photo for this artwork had bright and warm colors. However, DEAR EVAN HANSEN inspired me to deviate from the original color palette; instead my artwork has blues and cool tones. To me this change of colors symbolizes the way in which we display ourselves versus the way we actually feel on the inside. In all, DEAR EVAN HANSEN helped me to dig deeper and look past emotions as they appear and appeal to the truth of how someone might feel.
Ismael T.
Untitled
Spring 2020
Kayla H.
Untitled
Spring 2020
When I was watching the show DEAR EVAN HANSEN, the two things I remembered was when Evan fell and the song “You Will Be Found”. So when I was creating this piece I put a branch with leaves and I put the hashtag you will be found. I used acrylic paint because I like how the paint blends together. Lastly I wanted to put Evan in the middle since he was the main character.
Cindy M.
To Her Arms Lies Never Hurt
Spring 2020
The show DEAR EVAN HANSEN has made me feel really close to those around me; the show has given out so much emotion and thought over all that happens when you lie. I have lied so many times just for the fun of it, but this show has made me realize that lying about what really happens and your emotions can hurt others. It can even hurt you without you even realizing it. It made me realize that I am not alone.