The COS art gallery shows various artworks, allowing people to experience art forms coming to life. Art madness never has a dry moment, as each artist comes with a unique art display from around the world to the art gallery. The art gallery teaches aspects of art education and appreciation.

The art gallery is never the same artist and features a wide range of cultures, surrealism, expressionism, realism, pop culture, etc. This time around, on September 6 – October 7, the gallery will show off Burn Pile: The Epidemic Will Surprise Your Wings, created by Bachrun LoMele.

Amie Rangle is an educated and expert artist who shows others the world of creativity. What inspired Rangle was an art class that made her bring out their creativity as an artist. That art course teacher is why Rangle was influenced to move her career as an art major. Rangel has interesting visional aspects with hands-on to create stories. Rangle and most art teachers on campus have done print or build skills at the art gallery.

At the art gallery, artist Bechrun LoMele spoke about the art he had created. The artist’s in-depth meaning behind “German spy” was influenced by a friend that is a German artist who has conspiracies about the German government. The government would go through phones and personal emails and spy on people. Someone leaks information about spying on German secrets. The artist wanted to create something about a German spy but twisted it into an American spy. Behind the Art is about the “Truth and what is off the side of truth,” according to LoMele. LoMele also stated, “saying something that might sound wrong. Even in the political approach, contestant truth.”

Once walking down the art gallery, hidden forms would surprise anyone when looking closer at the sneaky small and enormous scales from LoMele’s artwork. It features objects such as 4-D art displays, monetary hues, and shaded browns on all the clusters of woods.

The 4-D form of stairs is tiled to a 60-degree angle while the door next is laid down flat. A 3-D object of small and large forms displayed different surrealistic approaches that are spaced out. In print 3-D, objects contain colorful hues, orangy, slivers, and blacks with images such as triggers, a man, and volumes frames. So Image yourself walking up the stairs; it would give a dark, surrealistic feel.

What is behind this creative thinking is LoMele’s thoughts about the exchange program. The art project collected American secrets in exchange for Germany, which is the installation of 4-D red LED lights with lettering called the Truth Booth. Each message displayed is what an individual expressed under the truth booth. Each person’s truth booth would be mixed up and combined for the installations. Furthermore, the installation display spaces out all over the madness.

The gallery doesn’t stay still because all artists’ individuality is displayed in their works, like LoMele’s. Appreciate the American Spy that brings out the wonders by looking at art. The truth and message aren’t far off lies when further understanding LoMele’s approach. Appreciate LoMele’s dark message glooms the stage at the art gallery. The art gallery showcases LoMele’s artwork in Amie Rangle’s class for anyone who enjoys the art majors.