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A stained glass artwork depicts asteroid 16 Psyche within the main asteroid belt. The solder lines represent heliocentric distance measured in astronomical units. Horizontal solder lines near the dark asteroid encode its rotational direction and extreme 98-degree axial tilt, showing Psyche rotating nearly on its side.
The Spaces Between Lachan Morlan February 4th, 2026 Major: Physics (Astronomy) Genre/Medium: Stained Glass About the work: The Spaces Between is a stained glass interpretation... 02-04-2026
“The Vessel” depicts the satellite Psyche on its journey and the SpaceX Falcon Heavy that got it there. A smooth, black screen-printed outline of the rocket and satellite are colored in with wax pencils and alcohol markers in various saturated colors. Each of the seven prints is on lightly textured white paper.
The Vessel Emerson Pappas February 2nd, 2026 Major: Chemistry & Studio Art Genre/Medium: Mixed media screen print with wax colored pencils, alcohol markers, and... 02-02-2026
Personified Mars and Psyche holding hands while flying past the Psyche asteroid.
Right By You Anne Wang January 28th, 2026 Major: Economics and Art theory & Practice Genre/Medium: Digital Illustration About the work: A major event such as the... 01-28-2026
Psyche 2026 is a wall calendar designed to turn an everyday object into a source of inspiration. The piece features a purple background with colorful dates. ‘2026’ is large at the top, the numbers are formed from Psyche logo shapes. Dates run down the center, and key mission milestones are highlighted at the bottom. The calendar aims to inspire curiosity and celebrate Psyche and space exploration.
Psyche 2026 Riley Perry January 26th, 2026 Major: Communication Design and Environmental Biology Genre/Medium: Graphic Design About the work: Psyche 2026 is a Psyche... 01-26-2026
"Asteroid" is a ceramic spherical form made from high-fire clay and finished with a blue-bronze raku glaze. The piece is designed to evoke the surface of the asteroid Psyche, featuring a matte black exterior and a metallic, textured central area. The glaze settles primarily into the recessed areas of the texture.
Asteroid Jacquelyn Sublett January 20th, 2026 Major: Ceramics and Physics Genre/Medium: Stoneware, Blue/Bronze and Forbes Midnight Blue Raku Glaze About the work:... 01-20-2026
This piece is a decorative plate modeled after one of the impact craters on the surface of Psyche. The plate has a blue undertone, with purple dry brushing on the groves as a highlight, and blue wet brushing to exaggerate the depth of the channels.
Crater Minh Nguyen January 16th, 2026 Major: Biomedical Engineering Genre/Medium: Ceramics, Acrylic Paint About the work: This piece is part of a set of 2,... 01-16-2026
A colorful hand-illustrated poster shows a spacecraft flying past Mars on its way to Asteroid 16 Psyche. A curved trail reading “a slingshot into space” represents a gravity assist. Mars, the spacecraft, and the asteroid are colored using the Psyche Mission palette of purples, oranges, and pinks. Subtle organic textures appear throughout the image, created by drawing against rough wooden boards.
Gravity Assist! Caitlin Richard January 14th, 2026 Major: Biological Sciences & Anthropology Genre/Medium: Prismacolor colored pencil on Strathmore 400 Series Drawing... 01-14-2026
Projected across a panoramic wall, visitors see an interactive environment recreating Psyche’s landscape and an orbiting spacecraft. The exhibit combines many theories of what Psyche looks like. The asteroid is shown to have a gravel-like regolith covering solid rocky ground. Craters from past collisions form deep valleys, revealing patches of raw metal buried just beneath the rocky surface.
Standing On Psyche Tommy Desjardins January 12th, 2026 Major: 3D Digital Design Genre/Medium: 3D digital art displayed on a physical projector wall. About the work: Standing... 01-12-2026
This image includes a grayscale mixed-media portrait of the goddess Psyche, depicted as a stone bust shown from the waist up. She is shown cradling the Psyche asteroid in both hands at chest level, wearing a one-shoulder asymmetrical draped top and a pearl necklace, with a small butterfly in her hair. She faces more towards the front at a slight three-quarter view against a solid black background.
Psyche Holding Her Core Brianna Blanchard january 9th, 2026 Major: Environmental Public Health Genre/Medium: Graphite pencil, white conté pencil, charcoal, and acrylic paint... 01-09-2026
“Mission: Psyche Character Designs” shows 3 crew members for a Psyche-inspired video game. One being the Pilot, holding her helmet. She has black hair and a necklace of the Psyche logo. Another character is the Systems Engineer. A man with black hair, writing in a book. He has a satchel with the logo. The last character is the Flight Surgeon. A broad man with blonde hair, briefcase in hand.
Mission Psyche: Character Designs Samantha Manley January 7th, 2026 Major: Illustration Genre/Medium: Digital About the work:  Just as ancient cartographers filled the uncharted edges... 01-07-2026
A spacecraft drifts away from Earth into deep space. Earth appears small in the distance with a faint Moon beside it. The Psyche probe sits in the lower right of the canvas, heading outward into darkness. Stars scatter the background, emphasizing the quiet, lonely moment of separation.
Farewell abhigyaan Deep January 5th, 2026 Major: Aerospace Engineering & Cyber-Physical Systems Genre/Medium: Acrylic Painting About the Work:  Farewell, little... 01-05-2026
A slow, meditative animation of drifting through dark space toward a metallic asteroid. The surface begins cold and gray, then soft light glows from within. The viewer descends into a warm molten core filled with swirling movements and shimmering textures of the bright lighting growing closer in the center of the screen. Creating a quiet feeling of wonder and emotional discovery.
Heart of the Planet Remy Cantrelle December 19th, 2025 Major: Digital Art Genre/Medium: Video About the work: Heart of a Planet is a one-minute digital animation that was... 12-19-2025
This artwork shows asteroid Psyche, built from stained glass. Shades of grey and white form its metallic surface, glowing slightly like metal catching light. Small uneven black shapes are scattered across it to represent impact craters. The piece is bordered by dark glass, suggesting deep space. Lines between glass segments show solder seams, reflecting a handcrafted, structured world.
Metal in the Dark Lachan Morlan December 17th, 2025 Major: Physics (Astronomy) Genre/Medium: Stained Glass About the work: Metal in the Dark is inspired by NASA’s mission... 12-17-2025
“The Pieces of Psyche" shows the Psyche craft in dark space, surrounded by its key instruments and stars. It has a large box-shaped core, two purple solar panels. On a larger scale, there is a dark grey magnetometer cylinder with a light grey ball, a dark hollow imager tube on a black base, and a grey barrel-shapped gamma-ray and neutron spectrometer connected to a metal box with wires.
The Pieces of Psyche Isabella Garcia December 15th, 2025 Major:Art and Design Genre/Medium: Digital Painting, Procreate, Adobe Photoshop About the work: This work, “The Pieces... 12-15-2025
A vector poster with flat shapes and grain texture shows NASA’s Psyche spacecraft flying over Mars’s Valles Marineris. Tall canyon walls in reds, oranges, and yellows fill the scene with blocky shadows. Above is a starry blue sky. White text reads “Onward to Psyche” at the top and “Valles Marineris” at the bottom, with “Mars Flyby 2026,” “NASA Psyche Mission,” and the Psyche Inspired logo below.
Onward To Psyche Addison Mayhew December 12th, 2025 Major: New Media Design Genre/Medium: Vector Drawing in Figma About the work: Inspired by the iconic WPA National Parks... 12-12-2025
Girl reading a book and holding out hand to Psyche spacecraft while it flies past her. boy in background drawing on tablet.
Inspiration Anne Wang December 10th, 2025 Major: Economics & Art Theory and Practice Genre/Medium: Digital Illustration About the work: Inspiration isn’t just... 12-10-2025
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