The Domino's Effect
"I love the psychological aspect of the human and the complexity of the human and all the layers, all the perspectives." Ashouri said in an interivew with the North Texas Daily.
Photojournalism
Photo essays that tell a story through visuals and interaction.
Shaghayegh Ashouri
Ph. D student Shaghayegh Ashouri poses alongside her work "The Domino Effect' at the Paul Voertman Gallery on Feb. 12 in the University of North Texas.
Seeing You Seeing Me Seeing You
'The Domino Effect' is an interpretation of how the mind can be triggered through a chain reaction from a single idea or influence. The artwork was created by Ph. D student Shaghayegh Ashouri and was displayed in the Art building at the University of North Texas.
A Halt on SNAP
The Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program has reduced impact amid lack of funding due to nations' longest government shutdown.
A Halt On SNAP
The UNT Food pantry is among community resources that actively help students access supplies and essential groceries.
A Halt On SNAP
A volunteer stocks food items at the UNT Food Pantry on Oct. 31, 2025.
Photogenic Llama
As part of the UPC Carnival event at the University of North Texas, a llama is among various animals at Cathys' Critter Camp petting zoo.
Lets' Play Bumper Cars!
Student drives a Kaboom jumper car at the University of North Texas on March 23 as part of the UPC carnival event at the Union.
Cathys' Critters Critter Camp
UNT students hold a pig from Cathys' Critters Critter Camp as part of the University Council Program Carnival event on March 27, 2025.
Early Bird Catches The Worm
Armando Arellano enjoys a light breakfast made by his wife, Leticia Arellano, before heading for work in Houston at 6 am from Dallas, Texas.
Ready To Go
Ronparco equipment owned by Armando Arellano sits in his pickup truck in Dallas, Texas.
Sweet Reunion
After a week apart, Armando Arellano and Leticia Luna pose due to work shortages in Dallas, Texas.
TALONS
TALON student members stand on the base of the Homecoming Bonfire construction on October 2024.
A Quick Break
Talons student members take a break while working on the construction of the Homecoming bonfire on a Sunday in Denton, Texas.
Art and Sponsorship's
Lashiara Wilson paints for Risk Management, a sponsor for the Homecoming Bonfire 2024, surrounded by other students while listening to music.
Safety First
Denton firefighters stand ready at the University of North Texas's Bonfire night on October 24, 2024.
