Explore the colorful interweaving of art, identity, education, digital storytelling, and community building with Peninsula College faculty Renne Emiko Brock as she shares her art practice woven with fiber and multimedia art, color research, engaging virtual environments, and inclusive collaborations. Renne is an artist, instructor, superhero, and advocate of awesomeness empowering people to be their best virtual and tangible self by advancing excellence, exceptional pursuits, and individualism through creative expression and encouraging instruction with inspired results. Since 1993, she has taught fine art, fiber arts, digital arts, virtual world use, social media, multimedia web, video, personal and professional branding, marketing, collaborative community building, and art enterprise with Peninsula College, University of Washington, Monterey Peninsula College, at conferences, and independently. She produces creative events like the First Friday Art Walk Sequim, North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival, and several more while also serving on nonprofit organization boards to foster innovation and inclusion.

2. “Patterns,
Pixels, and
Superpowers
– Designing
an Art
Practice”
Renne Emiko
Brock

37. My Masters in Fine Art – Visual Art Thesis “unique, as well as,
united” 2001

38. The “building blocks” are the same colors made of different
materials.

39. Each block tells its own story and as a
whole they invite you to find which block
represents you and your story. They are
displayed in apparel fixtures to carry
through my themes of apparel and identity.
The building block series also embodies my
aim to remind people we are made up of
the same stuff. There are many ways we try
to appear different from one another by
action, thought, and expression. We are
united in form and unique in function.
My research and thesis was
about the power of color
communication and the
evolution of human intelligence,
artists, and superheroes.
It was about understanding
motivation to strive to be our
best selves in action and intent.
To reveal how our external and
internal motives are expressed
and executed.

61. Dither

116. Thank
you
very
much!
@renneemik
o
#besupe
r

117. https://s3.amazonaws.com/upload
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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