Texas A&M University College of Performance,
Visualization & Fine Arts
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University College of Performance,
Visualization & Fine Arts

Student Work

Our students produce a stunning array of artwork each semester. View a sampling of what these creative minds have recently produced. Credit (right): "Roadrunner," Toryn Autry ’24

A painting depicting a roadrunner mid-stride. The background is blurred with only the roadrunner in focus.

Music

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Midnight Session in E Flat Minor

Grace Burton ’26

A composition by a Music Performance major utilizing improvisational percussion and electronic accompaniment.

MSTC 101 – Final Project

Risa Trujillo ’27

“I wanted to experiment with live sounds and transform them into something unique. Using my clarinet, I combined instrumental techniques with sound manipulation in DaVinci to create textures that maintain clarity while pushing boundaries. I explored self-referential loops and layering to shape the sound, aiming for a balance between calmness — like the weight of rain and a subtle eeriness, something uncertain and intriguing.”

Bottled Echo Chamber

Joon Cho

“This piece captures the unique sounds that can be made from bottles. The main background sound was filmed using an empty metal bottle while the smaller clips were filmed using a glass bottle, plastic bottle, plastic bag clip and sounds from the rain. Once the clips were filmed, I overlaid the video files to allow two sounds to play at one time. I also added an echo to the audio files to enhance and customize the sound. The echo is the most important element of this piece and is why this piece can be categorized as technology-based art.”

Visualization

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A portrait painting of a young woman. She is wearing a white shirt and has her dark hair pushed back into a white bandana.
A three by 4 grid of square black and white photos. They depict different prominent locations in Florence, Italy.
A handmade sculpture depicting a mostly hairless wolf-like creature holding a goat head in its snarling jaw. It has one paw lifted in mid-stride, and the hair it does have runs down the middle of its back, from head to tail. The pedestal it stands on is round, painted brown with a dusting of sand particulate across it.
A painting depicting a woman in casual western clothes on a horse mid-gallop.
A digital artwork depicting a smiling girl, dressed as a witch, on a broomstick. She's flying high above a moonlit city scene containing a prominent, tall clocktower. Alongside her fly three bird-like creatures.
A colored pencil drawing depicting an abstract bubble shape containing a multitude of cellular shapes. It is splitting apart from another bubble above a deep blue gear shape on a dark background.
A handmade diorama of a trio of rundown buildings. They feature aged signage in Japanese, rusted metal fixtures, and worn out paint.
An aerial photo of Dubrovnik, a seaside city in Croatia. The water off the coastline is visible at the top of the image, where a boat can be seen zooming past.
Top row (left to right): “Self Portrait,” Fabiana Perez ’25; “Tiny Florence,” Taylor Deuel ’24; “Chupacabra,” Mabel Perez ’25; “Life of a Westerner,” Julius Perez ’25
Bottom row: “Enchanted Take Off,” Ashlyn De Leon ’27; “Microscopic Space,” Kaylee Hornback ’28; “Diorama of Japan,” Claire Vermillion ’27; “Old Town Dubrovnik,” Luke Killingsworth ’26
A brightly rendered outdoor scene with saturated colors. There's several flowers and a branch with an orange fruit hanging from it in the foreground. The background shows rolling hills, a stream and the sun peaking out behind some mountains.
A digital artwork depicting a triad of interwoven scenes. The first is a woman holding a sword by the handle, pointed end downwards; she stands next to a sleeping unicorn. The second scene a is woman handling a piece of machinery. The third scene depicting two sleeping figures, connected by a piece of machinery.
A trio of traditional black and white drawings all mounted to a black, rectangular piece of paper. From left to right the art gets more abstract. The first is a still life drawing of a wine bottle, flowers, and a partial sculpture of a face. The second is a geometric portrait of a woman who has her face partially obscured by a shattering wine bottle, surrounded by abstract floral shapes. The third is a completely abstracted depiction of geometric shapes and flowing lines.
A digital artwork depicting the character designs of nine adult people. There is a wide variety shown of age, race and level of dressiness. The designs of the clothes are reminiscent of the regency era.
Top row (left to right): “Babel,” Luke Kostohryz ’25; “Art and the Machine,” Gabbi Levy ’27
Bottom row: “Broken Glass,” Ashlyn De Leon ’27; “Great Comet Character Lineup,” Maggie Lloyd ’25

Animation

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Antique Antics

Mabel Perez ’25, Anthony Juarez ’25, Noel White ’24, Corain Marneweck ’25, Cristina Moran ’25, Wynter Hill ’25, Kaitlyn Rodriguez ’25

Cluck’d Up

Lauren Enriquez ’23, Willis Froetschel ’24, Kathryn King ’23, Gus McClain ’23, Nimi Parmar ’25, Glenn Powell ’23, Travis Rainford ’24

Serendipity

Julia Boisvert ’22, Evan Dickinson ’23, Allie Ehrenfeld ’23, Emmalie Hall ’21, Robert Harwerth ’23, Emily Legg ’17

Dance

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Eight college dance students pose for a photo, each wearing a gray shirt and dark pants, and each with a thin black tape strip down their right arm.

Bailey Zettler’s ‘Obstinate’ Chosen for National College Dance Festival

Bailey Zettler ’25 began choreographing and designing the lighting for “Obstinate” last spring during a Concert Choreography course taught by Bedford. It was performed in the Student Choreography Showcase in January and at Perpetual Motion in February. “Obstinate” started as a movement study. Zettler created a theme in the piece based on the performers repeating a motion with their arms.

Game Design

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Rawrmageddon

Andrew Oh ’25, Nick Nguyen ’25, Ally Reaves ’24, Wyatt Ferguson ’25, Zachary Tyson ’25

“You are a little dinosaur trying to stop the end of the world… Battle your way across planets as Cosmo the dinosaur in a last-ditch effort to save Pangea from fiery doom!”

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AMALGAMECH

Alec Taylor ’26, Elijah Blevins ’26, Ethan Edgington ’25, George Hoyt ’25, Mica Nelson ’25

“Battle your friends as wacky robots that progressively gain new unique equipment and abilities each round. The last bot standing at the end of each round gets one point … but the bots in last place get first dibs at the new equipment!”

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Wiz-Herd

Breyton Atkins ’25, Bryn Shellenback ’25, Hanna Harmon ’26, Leena Felder ’26, Zhongyou Wu ’26

“Check out the local and online party game where two to four players compete in fast-paced minigames. Herd sheep, cast spells and sabotage your friends to claim victory! Developed by Corner Campers.”

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Virtual Production

Virtual Production Minor

Abducted

Tessa De La Fuente ’23, Gabrielle Chiong ’24, Magnus Haarseth ’22, Marisa Jacques ’26 and Genevieve Schulz ’25

Cardboard Camelot

Rachel Barner ’25, Madeline Duran ’25, Alex Ford ’25, Vidushi Gupta ’25 and Hayden Hanna ’24

Winded

Carolyn Hua ’19, Finnegan Hein ’23, Maggie Lloyd ’25, Skyla Steven ’25, Kassandra Thatcher ’22 and Alexa Zentell ’25