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Threads, Julianna R. Patalano 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Threads, Julianna R. Patalano

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Full Issue, 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Full Issue

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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The Math Behind Travel, Diana E. Dancea 2024 Nova Southeastern University

The Math Behind Travel, Diana E. Dancea

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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A Pocket Of Sunshine, Inchara Kumar 2024 Nova Southeastern University

A Pocket Of Sunshine, Inchara Kumar

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Apples In Six Styles, Alia Yiskis 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Apples In Six Styles, Alia Yiskis

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Mesmerizing Motions Of A Carousel, Dalianys Cruz-Rojas 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Mesmerizing Motions Of A Carousel, Dalianys Cruz-Rojas

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Body Dysmorphia On Social Media, Sofia A. Albornoz 2024 Nova southern university

Body Dysmorphia On Social Media, Sofia A. Albornoz

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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The Mounted Warrior: An Investigation Into An Unpublished Coptic Textile Featuring Equestrian Imagery, Elizabeth Hines 2024 Portland State University

The Mounted Warrior: An Investigation Into An Unpublished Coptic Textile Featuring Equestrian Imagery, Elizabeth Hines

University Honors Theses

The warrior on horseback visual motif has existed for millenia. Such equestrian imagery was widely distributed in the visual arts and material culture, including that of textiles. This scholarly exploration centers on an unpublished Coptic Egyptian textile fragment portraying a warrior atop a horse in motion, presenting an analysis of its symbolic significance and potential cultural functions. Through an intricate examination of the artifact and comparative study with contemporaneous first millennium CE eastern Mediterranean material culture, this extraordinary equestrian motif and its implications for understanding ancient visual narratives is realized. By situating the textile fragment within its historical and cultural …


Here—There, Glikeriya Shotanova 2024 Rhode Island School of Design

Here—There, Glikeriya Shotanova

Masters Theses

Here—there explores the nature and ways of gathering, proposing an alternative path to organizing a cultural center. Divided into three acts (Act One: There, Act Two: Here, and Act Three: Together), it touches on the topics of collective knowledge and the importance of its accessibility to the local communities. How do we organize communities in a way that operates as a body, and how do we use industrial spaces as a bridge between knowledge and those who carry the knowledge? Due to alienation in societies, the decentralization of creative communities, and the inaccessibility of real estate to younger generations, there …


Perform—Produce, Rebecca Wilkinson 2024 Rhode Island School of Design

Perform—Produce, Rebecca Wilkinson

Masters Theses

Perform — Produce defines graphic design as a discipline rooted in work rather than a process that springs forth spontaneously from the creative imagination.

Perform — Produce is driven by strict constraints and machine-like craft, employing outdated tools and the physical body in processes of making that are stubbornly slow.

Perform — Produce deploys performance as a tactic to expose the otherwise invisible labor of design, and to reveal the ways design acquires value.

Perform — Produce proposes a new organizational model that integrates live happenings, cross-disciplinary exchange, and self-publishing to consider not just the product of design but also …


Never Real Historians, Emily Bluedorn 2024 Rhode Island School of Design

Never Real Historians, Emily Bluedorn

Masters Theses

Never Real Historians is a graphic inquiry into how surfacing hidden histories can lead to a liberatory and layered design practice. It is both a record of my process and a template for future making and future ancestors. Mining inheritance can be an ambiguously murky territory, full of contradictions, collisions, and tension between the past and present. My hope is that this thesis functions as a model of navigating that terrain, by interacting with storied objects and ephemera, in order to revive forgotten and marginalized histories. By re-examining my own shared and personal inheritances, as an American woman designer living …


Anthophile, Pratha Rattan 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Anthophile, Pratha Rattan

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Self Portrait, Luciana M. Fernandez 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Self Portrait, Luciana M. Fernandez

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Soar To The Skies, Marilyn Yanes Perez 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Soar To The Skies, Marilyn Yanes Perez

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Eyes Without A Face, Fidel E. Perez Pujols 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Eyes Without A Face, Fidel E. Perez Pujols

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Sentir, Sara Menco Arenas 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Sentir, Sara Menco Arenas

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Rani, Pratha Rattan 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Rani, Pratha Rattan

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Conceptual Self Portrait, Tyriana White 2024 Nova Southeastern University

Conceptual Self Portrait, Tyriana White

Digressions: Literary & Art Journal

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Surface Tension, Berett Wilber 2024 Rhode Island School of Design

Surface Tension, Berett Wilber

Masters Theses

Land is the premise upon which all questions of identity, belonging, and consciousness are set.

Our relationship to land is simple and complex. On one hand, in our daily experience there is no daylight between body and land. On the other hand, our relationship to land is intensely mediated through design in the form of tools, ritual, technology, tradition, and law. Language and design are primary mediums through which land is transformed into a material resource and commodity.

Understanding how designed systems craft our understanding of land can help us recognize their limits — and open our eyes to the …


Asili, Husna Abubakar 2024 Rhode Island School of Design

Asili, Husna Abubakar

Masters Theses

ASILI is a Swahili word meaning ORIGIN, SOURCE, and ESSENCE. It can also mean the fundamental principal of a culture. It is not cognitive, it is metaphysical.

The work that I do explores the preconceptual, prespatial and pretemporal organization of culture, specifically African culture and even more specifically, Swahili culture.

I use multiple techniques to interpolate a visual voice to an othered people both continental and abroad. I explore the mythoform that connects the mystical and dive into what of it that becomes a practice within Swahili culture. I take experience from my life as a Swahili woman, from the …


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