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Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2024May 06, 2024 MDT

Exposed

Sabrina Martínez,
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Photo by Nhia Moua on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2024

Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2024
  • Lullabies in the Border: Lullaby Singing in El Valle of Juarez
    Emma Alvarez de la Rosa
  • Canciones De Cuna en La Frontera: Las Canciones De Cuna en El Valle De Juárez
    Emma Alvarez de la Rosa
  • How Adaptive Preference Shapes Education Decisions in the Hatch Valley
    Jonah Madrid
  • Queen of the Night
    Kayla Blundell
  • Boundaries of Autonomy: Exploring Parallels Between Mental Hospitals and Prisons in the United States
    Benjamin J Boldt
  • The Case for Curanderismo: A Path to Culturally Competent Healthcare for Hispanic Populations in the U.S.
    Chloe Cutshall
  • Importancia De La Sensibilidad Cultural Y Lingüística a La Identidad Autista en Clases Convencionales
    Thelma M Solis
  • Importance of Cultural and Linguistic Sensitivity to Autistic Identity in Mainstream Classrooms
    Thelma M. Solis
  • Exposed
    Sabrina Martínez
  • The U.S.: The Land of Modern Day Slavery
    Devon Harrison
  • Research Project Review: Human-computer Interactions
    Kylie E. Garcia
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Martínez, S. (2024). Exposed. The Agora, 2(1).
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Abstract

This piece was inspired by the internal turmoil caused by childhood trauma. I was inspired by my love for anatomy and the human body. The phrase “eating me away” sparked the initial passion.
I collide the worlds of realism with fantasy in this drawing, using myself as the reference image and images from 3D anatomical websites.

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