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A Child Could Do That: Communicating Fragmented Memories Outside Of Their Context, Rachel Weinstein
A Child Could Do That: Communicating Fragmented Memories Outside Of Their Context, Rachel Weinstein
Honors Papers
Undergraduate Honors Thesis exploring the relationship between memory and language, and their visual expression.
A Thesis Is Not A Diary And Other Myths, Erin Irene Wolf
A Thesis Is Not A Diary And Other Myths, Erin Irene Wolf
Honors Papers
How do you write about a feeling you do not understand? How do you organize what is purposefully messy? How can you name a ghost of something that you push into the world with your hands? In this thesis, I will explain my practice, form, and material as a way to illuminate my art, along with various readings and philosophies that I use to guide the work.
Mapping Architecture As Archive: Stories In The Walls, Caitlin Anne Mccuskey
Mapping Architecture As Archive: Stories In The Walls, Caitlin Anne Mccuskey
Honors Papers
My work explores the relationship between memory and architectural space, narrative and structure. It treats architecture as a physical archive, a record of the past and the present. I work with drawing, screen print, and sculpture to tease out and interpret these narratives. Connecting bodies, space, and time, I am inspired by the stories in the walls.