“Unveiled Visions,” featuring art by design alumna Marielle Ednalino, is currently being exhibited at the Davis Arts Center. The show runs through July 28. 

The show explores how images have been increasingly more susceptible to being vehicles for oppression, segregation and discrimination. Ednalino has sought to understand how such imagery could be used to achieve opposite goals. Viewers will be presented with an image – then utilizing a cellphone or tablet will be able to view an augmented reality and see an image that seemly floats on screen “above” the initial image. The augmented images are text or animated images display the positive message or truth about the initial image/message.

Ednalino is an alumna from the UC Davis where she studied Design with an emphasis in Visual Communication and Web Design. Her work is rooted in research, iteration, and open dialogue. She delights in finding imaginative solutions for complex problems.

Gallery Hours: Mon-Thu 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m., Fri 9:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Sat 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Davis Arts Center is located on the corner of F Street and Covell Boulevard, accessible (if driving) from Covell only.