Student-Made Art Installation at Notre Dame Tells 1,225 Stories @NotreDame
Student-Made Art Installation at Notre Dame Tells 1,225 Stories  @NotreDame
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Twenty-five panels. Forty-nine tiles each. A total of 1,225 student-made tiles come together to form one 105” x 105” artwork to show Notre Dame.

In this collaborative project at the University of Notre Dame, the Sister Thea Bowman Center partnered with the Moreau First-year Seminar invited students to work alongside a visiting artist to create individual panels that reflect who they are in this moment of their lives. Using carbon paper to trace a shared design, each student added personal symbols of identity, culture, faith, home, and memory.

Learn more about the Sr. Thea Bowman Center: https://bowmancenter.nd.edu/
Learn more about the Moreau Seminar: https://moreaufirstyear.nd.edu/
Learn more about Servant of God Sister Thea Bowman: youtu.be/6QO6NHF-L2k
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