"My Vote My Voice" by Orquidea Campbell-Espinoza
“11x17”
Designed by Orquidea Campbell-Espinoza for the 2023 Artwork for Equity Campaign.
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The illustration depicts a powerful and evocative message of voter equity through a simple yet meaningful composition of three hands. Held within these hands are ballots, the cornerstone of the democratic system.
The ballots are identical, emphasizing the equal weight and value of each vote, regardless of which hand casts it. At its core, this artwork symbolizes the fundamental democratic principle that every individual's voice matters, regardless of their background.
“11x17”
Designed by Orquidea Campbell-Espinoza for the 2023 Artwork for Equity Campaign.
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The illustration depicts a powerful and evocative message of voter equity through a simple yet meaningful composition of three hands. Held within these hands are ballots, the cornerstone of the democratic system.
The ballots are identical, emphasizing the equal weight and value of each vote, regardless of which hand casts it. At its core, this artwork symbolizes the fundamental democratic principle that every individual's voice matters, regardless of their background.
“11x17”
Designed by Orquidea Campbell-Espinoza for the 2023 Artwork for Equity Campaign.
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The illustration depicts a powerful and evocative message of voter equity through a simple yet meaningful composition of three hands. Held within these hands are ballots, the cornerstone of the democratic system.
The ballots are identical, emphasizing the equal weight and value of each vote, regardless of which hand casts it. At its core, this artwork symbolizes the fundamental democratic principle that every individual's voice matters, regardless of their background.
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Web: orquideacampes.com
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Orquidea Campbell-Espinoza is an illustrator and designer currently studying Communication Design at the Sam Fox School of Art at Washington University in St. Louis. With a deep passion for community engagement and inclusivity, Orquidea is on a creative journey dedicated to fostering positive cultural representation in children's media.
In 2022, she was the Gyo Obata Fellow for the Center of Creative Arts (COCA) and was a participant of the New Art in the Neighborhood program at the Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis from 2016-2020.
