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Symbol: Cultural Context And Color, Luke Dulgar
Symbol: Cultural Context And Color, Luke Dulgar
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This thesis describes the original conception, and technical details of the artist's glasswork installation exhibition entitled "Find Your Own Path". The artist describes how various symbols influenced his work, and how other glasswork artists influenced him.
Typophoto: The Visual Dimensionality, Kitae Kim
Typophoto: The Visual Dimensionality, Kitae Kim
Theses
This thesis will first document how both typography and photography have merged into a pure form of communication: typophoto. Simultaneously, the study will refine the visual parameters for understanding the concept of typophoto through an examination of the works of a number of designers, design movements and visual theories. The final goal of this thesis study will be to explore a new interpretation of typophoto and to extend its use in the new digital era. In 1925, the designer, painter, photographer and film maker Laszl6 Moholy-Nagy first mentioned the concept or theory of typophoto in Malerei Photographic Film. Typophoto was …
Spiritual Sadomasochism, Michael Sims
Spiritual Sadomasochism, Michael Sims
Theses
This thesis is an account of the author's mental, physical, and artistic search for the spiritual. The author describes his search for spiritual fulfillment through sadomasochistic ritual and body piercing. This spiritual journey is portrayed through the medium of photography, displayed on 20 slides.
Landing, Rachel Smith
The Liminal Self, Kristen Hermanowski
The Resting Place, Ji-Nan Kim
The Resting Place, Ji-Nan Kim
Theses
This thesis describes the creation of an installation of art works where the artist wishes to convey feelings of rest and repose, of places where one can feel secure, comfortable, and free from fear. The medium for the installation pieces were thin stainless steel wires and paper, which were used to build nest and cocoon-like objects. These objects sprang from the artist's need for protection from his environment.
Aunt Mary, Uncle Henry, And Anti-Ancestral Impulses In The Memorial, James Kelley
Aunt Mary, Uncle Henry, And Anti-Ancestral Impulses In The Memorial, James Kelley
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Traces Christopher Isherwood's exploration of queer familial ties in his early novel The Memorial. Incorporates Pierre Bourdieu's writings on family photography.
Where Do We Go From Here, Ishak Gaffar