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AAP-CA3’s Climate Change & Health Committee Announces
2023 Youth Arts Exhibition Winners

The AAP-CA3 Climate Change and Health Committee, interns, and volunteers have worked together to create this year’s Envio-Art project. This project is aimed toward youth in addressing environmental issues through artistic expression. It serves as a platform for young artists to express their perspectives and concerns on environmental challenges and solutions. We received submissions from kids ages 7-18 years old in the following categories: 2D & 3D art, poetry, and photography.

The winners of the Enviro-Art Exhibit:

 

Top 10 Winners:

  • Leah McTavish – “Synthetic Medusa”
  • Zixuan (William) Wen – “The Air We Breathe”
  • Kevin Jiang – “Below and Above”
  • Brian D. Martinez – (Untitled Photography)
  • Marissa Lee – “Golden Gate Bridge”
  • Marcella Steele – “Heartbeat”
  • Bokyung Logan Kwon – “Vacuum 2069”
  • Abigail K. Tran – “Sunset Birds”
  • Amel Eklund-Torreblanca – “Our Oceans”
  • Livia Liu – “Springtime Sunset Party”

 

Category Winners:

 

Ages 7-10

2D/3D Art

  • Marissa Lee – “Golden Gate Bridge”

 

Ages 11-13

Poetry

  • Marcella Steele – “Heartbeat”

Photography

  • Kevin Jiang – “Below and Above”

2D/3D Art

  • Zixuan (William) Wen – “The Air We Breathe”

 

Ages 14-18

Photography

  • Henry Jiang – “Reaching for the Sky”

2D/3D Art

  • Leah McTavish – “Synthetic Medusa”

These art pieces were displayed at the Rancho Penasquitos library from June 5th to July 27th and at the H3SD Heat and Human Health Summit at the UCSD School of Medicine. The Rancho Peñasquitos library also hosted the reception celebrating the artists and Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair Green Ribbon winners. For each art entry, 10 trees were planted through the Eden Reforestation project. 

Our Team:

  • Lead Art Intern: Wayne Mai — UCSD
  • Social Media Intern: Laisha Felix — UCSD
  • Coordinator Intern: Ashley Teo — UCSD
  • Administrative Interns: Zuri California — High Tech High, Nicole Manuguid — UCSD
  • Physician Advisers: Dr. Andrei Fodorenau, Dr. Vi Thuy Nguyen

Thank you to John Thurston for creating large-scale prints of each artists’ piece to display in our galleries, our physician and volunteer judges, gallery set-up volunteers, the H3SD planning committee, the Rancho Peñasquitos library staff, and San Diego Audubon. In addition, thank you to the physician and medical student groups who made similar Enviro-Art projects come to life in other states.

Wayne Mai is a pre-medical student and current Student Director of San Diego Pediatricians for Clean Air.

Dr. Vi Thuy Nguyen is Co-Chair of the AAP-CA3 Climate Change and Health Committee.

Thank you to all the climate heroes who helped make this project a reality!