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For my final project, I decided to make a mask using an old aloha shirt. I chose this material because it was light, airy and 100% cotton (ideal for wearing in Hawaii’s hot climate) and felt like a homage to my home, Hawai’i. …Continue Reading Space/Materiality – Mask Module
I decided to focus on Agnes Denes’ “Wheatfield- A Confrontation” for my Bridge 2 project because of its striking juxtaposition between the figure, the wheat field and the city looming in the background. After researching Denes’ project, which is the wheat field depicted in the photograph as opposed to the photograph itself, I learned that…Continue Reading Bridge 2 Project: Image Bank
Medium: Vinyl paper, white mini brads, LED Fairy Lights, AA Batteries…Continue Reading Space/Materiality 3D Project #2
Bridge 1 Project- Zine_2 Process: My project is a zine focusing on the correlation between memory and sight, which I’ve highlighted in my Integrative Seminar 2 manifesto. My project combines photography and text, partially inspired by my memories and past experience as a babysitter in Park Slope. The images used in the zine were taken…Continue Reading Integrative Studio 2: Bridge 1 Manifesto Project
Wire portrait for Space/Materiality. 24 gauge copper wire and 18 gauge copper wire on a black 12x12in foam board….Continue Reading Space/Materiality Wire Portrait
Critical Studio Zine copy For my final project, I decided to make a zine inspired by a friend’s memories/personal experience surrounding food. I compiled a list of broad questions I could ask my friend regarding their definition of a memory, why we have memories, what memories mean to them, and etc. I chose to focus…Continue Reading Gift Final Project
“‘Not I, not I, but the wind that blows through me,’ says D.H. Lawrence. Not all artists emphasize the “gift” phrase of their creations to the degree that Lawrence does, but all artists feel it.” This quote initially stood out to me because I’m currently taking an anglophone poetry course and we had just analyzed…Continue Reading Gift/ Lewis Hyde (introduction) – Reading Response
I chose this screengrab for my reflection because it really embodied the title of the documentary, “Waste Land”. As we discussed in class today, the meaning of “Waste Land” is two-fold; it refers to both the amount of waste that humans have produced and the literal definition of a wasteland, which is “an unused area…Continue Reading Watch and Reflect: “Waste Land”