Yeovil College students have had their artistic visions of the future celebrated by Leonardo.
The awards were presented at a special event at the iAero innovation hub.
The art competition, titled 'Reimagine, Redefine', is a collaboration between Leonardo and Yeovil College.
It was set up three years ago and gives students a chance to explore the aerospace sector.
Amber Harvey, this year's competition coordinator at Leonardo, said: "The competition is integrated into the students’ curriculum, so they get a taste of working with a client in industry before they enter the world of work."
The students were tasked with creating an art piece and a briefing to explain their creative choices.
Ms Harvey said: "We had incredible entries this year, including installations using mixed media where the artist uses lots of different types of materials in the one artwork, such as paint, wood, fibres, even video."
The winners received certificates and art vouchers.
First place went to Adele Wright for her piece on human and robotic evolution.
Felix Parson came second with his recycled materials version of Van Gogh's Starry Night, and Lowani Nyaruviro was third with her helicopter sketches.
Ms Harvey added: "We’re delighted to be hosting their wonderful artwork on site, because it will encourage a sense of wellbeing and will also spark our own sense of creativity."
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