Matt Norman from Marist-Sion College Warragul's artwork features a faceless figure, designed to represent the stereotypes surrounding rap music.
Esther Miljons from Lavalla Catholic College stands proudly with her stained glass artwork.
Left: Titled "All Delusions Have Dangers", the painting created by Marist-Sion College's Sascha Van de Burgt represents the experience of someone with ADHD.
Featuring a special touch of lighting, "Togther" was created by Paityn Draper from Marist-Sion College.
Ellie O'Conner from Marist-Sion CollegeWarragul with her artwork "It Never Leaves".
Designed to capture the journey of childhood into adulthood, "The Day Is Still Yours" was created by Warragul Regional College's Ruby Kuhnell.
Gippsland's finest young students have taken over the West Gippsland Arts Centre's community exhibition space with their incredible works created during their VCE art classes.
Until Friday, February 28, visitors can discover the creativity and talent of VCE units three and four students from Warragul Regional College, Marist-Sion College Warragul, St Paul's Anglican Grammar School, Lowanna College, Lavalla Catholic College and Newhaven College.
This exhibition showcases the impressive artistic achievements of these young creative students making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and the community alike.
