Colors by Eno Little, Stella Gould, Jade Pinto, and Owen Ferguson explored the notion of independence and individuality via colors. Having a performance aspect, this piece aimed to address the idea of the individual within the collective. As the screens shift between color and the lack of color (black and white), artists placed items of different colors in the room. Each artist, wearing a different color, then collected items they felt resonated with their identities. Audience members were invited to do the same. Finally, the piece culminated with different colored objects scattered around the room. In this way, Colors aimed to identify and supersede the idea that the collective and individual are separate.