‘Happy place’ inspires pupils’ artwork
Pupils focused on their “happy place” in an art contest that showcased their creativity and talent.
The winners of the seventh annual Student Art and Digital Competition were announced by the Mirrors Programme this week.
Tineé Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, said: “The Mirrors Programme plays a pivotal role in shaping our youth into confident, expressive and creative individuals.
“We are proud to support this competition, which encourages young talent to flourish and offers a unique window into the minds of our future artists.”
The competition’s central theme was My Happy Place.
A government spokesman said: “This year's competition has once again showcased the immense creativity and talent of Bermuda's young artists, providing them with a platform to express themselves and share their unique perspectives.”
Kimberley Jackson, the programme manager for the Mirrors Programme, added: “We were overwhelmed by the incredible response to this year's competition.
“It is a testament to the depth of talent and creativity among Bermuda's youth.
“Self-expression remains one of the core values and each year we look forward to providing an opportunity for our youth to express themselves through art.
“The competition was not only an opportunity for these budding artists to shine but also a platform for fostering creativity and celebrating Bermuda's vibrant culture.”
The winners of the seventh annual Mirrors Student Art and Digital Competition were:
First place:
Thomas Smith, of Warwick Academy
Etana Holdipp-Lynch, of Clearwater/Whitney Middle School
Skye Ferguson, of Mount Saint Agnes Academy
Second place:
Aiden Simons, of Port Royal Primary School
Anna Mao, of Bermuda High School
Charlie Yates, of Bermuda High School
Third place:
Jericho Roberts, of Northlands Primary School
Paige Pimental, of Whitney Middle School
Alex Malo, of Mount Saint Agnes Academy
Digital individual winners:
Seri Fisher, of Warwick Academy — first place
Thomas Quarterly, of Mount Saint Agnes Academy — second place
Troyan Scott, of Gilbert Institute — third place
Digital group winner:
St David’s Primary School
People’s Choice Award art winners:
Primary school: Madison Branco, of Somersfield Academy
Middle school: Seri Fisher, of Warwick Academy
High school: Mya Graham, of Bermuda High School
People’s Choice Award digital individual winners:
Primary school: Troyan Scott, of Gilbert Institute
Middle school: Seri Fisher, of Warwick Academy
High school: Colin Cardoza, of Mount Saint Agnes Academy
People’s Choice Award digital group winner:
St David’s Primary School
School prizes:
Bermuda High School — $1,000
Gilbert Institute — $150
Mount Saint Agnes — $1,350
Northlands Primary School — $350
Port Royal Primary School — $500
St David’s Primary — $350
Warwick Academy — $1,100
Whitney Institute — $1,100
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