DRAWINGS
Pink Was the First Color of Life on Earth
colored pencil on paper
9” x 12”
2019
Cavern of Shapes and Bubbles
colored pencil on paper
20” x 20”
2020
Cave Entrance
oil pastel on paper
2.5’ x 3.5’
2018
Lake Guatavita
colored pencil on paper
10” x 14”
2019
Basketweave Pattern
colored pencil on paper
9” x 12”
2017
Sand Dollar
colored pencil on paper
9” x 12”
2017
WEAVINGS
Face Looking to the Right
Egyptian cotton yarn
4” x 4”
2020
Face Looking to the Left
Egyptian cotton yarn
4” x 4”
2020
Shooting Star over Stream
Egyptian cotton yarn
4” x 4”
2019
other
projects
Coloring Book ♥︎
2020
A downloadable/printable coloring book created with a number of artists to share during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Regular Version
Kid-Friendly Version
Featuring artwork by:
Julianna Barca
Bishie Bunny
Angel Cole
Wayne Dean
Briana Griffin
Serena Hocharoen
Mallic
Ally Messer
Fiona Noring
Sofia Pujol
Nia Rutledge
Philippa Schmitt
Abbie Thigpen
Tess Wegman
Play-by-Email Generative Group Story ♥︎
2020
Beginning with three distinct storylines, players who signed up would periodically receive emails with developments and choices on how to proceed, and could read along and/or anonymously participate in shaping the narratives with their input.
Archive:
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Group Show ♥︎
2019
A small exhibition that took place during a period of apartment vacancy, exploring the
discomfort of growth.
Exhibition Checklist
Artists:
Dante Capone
Vinny Castro
Nora Chellew
Dasychira
Kevin Lowenthal
Aelita Parizek
Sofia Pujol
Donna Sheridan
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Sofia Pujol (b. July 31, 1994 in Miami, FL) explores themes of crisis and discovery through her work, which, from an angle that is both personal and anthropological, follows her research on subjects such as cute aesthetics, prehistoric and ancient worlds, and Jungian psychology. She graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in 2016, where she studied Fine Art and Animation. She presently lives, works, and teaches in New York City.
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Sofia Pujol (b. July 31, 1994 in Miami, FL) explores themes of crisis and discovery through her work, which, from an angle that is both personal and anthropological, follows her research on subjects such as cute aesthetics, prehistoric and ancient worlds, and Jungian psychology. She graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in 2016, where she studied Fine Art and Animation. She presently lives, works, and teaches in New York City.
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♥︎ Curriculum Vitae ♥︎
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