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Girl With Mask, Sia Harrison May 2025

Girl With Mask, Sia Harrison

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Fox And Hare, Isobel Debenham May 2025

Fox And Hare, Isobel Debenham

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Girl And Cat, Sia Harrison May 2025

Girl And Cat, Sia Harrison

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Ode To Pennsylvania, Lizzy Kramer May 2025

Ode To Pennsylvania, Lizzy Kramer

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


No Funny Business, Luca Espana May 2025

No Funny Business, Luca Espana

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Thumbs Up, Luca Espana May 2025

Thumbs Up, Luca Espana

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Over Yonder, Luca Espana May 2025

Over Yonder, Luca Espana

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Untitled, Jade Gladue May 2025

Untitled, Jade Gladue

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Condolences, Alice L. Van Etten May 2025

Condolences, Alice L. Van Etten

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Follies, Sia Harrison May 2025

Follies, Sia Harrison

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Grief, Taylor G. Degennaro May 2025

Grief, Taylor G. Degennaro

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


To: [Redacted], Leah R. Nath May 2025

To: [Redacted], Leah R. Nath

The Mercury

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Love Letter To Our Incoherence, Kieran Caves May 2025

Love Letter To Our Incoherence, Kieran Caves

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Airplane, Georgia Kirkendall May 2025

Airplane, Georgia Kirkendall

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Edmund Of Gloucester, Alexander E. Hanley May 2025

Edmund Of Gloucester, Alexander E. Hanley

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Sylvia And Me, Leah R. Nath May 2025

Sylvia And Me, Leah R. Nath

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


From A Voice In An Etruscan Tomb, Erin Scanga May 2025

From A Voice In An Etruscan Tomb, Erin Scanga

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Happy Nineteenth Birthday, Kenzie Smith May 2025

Happy Nineteenth Birthday, Kenzie Smith

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Finding Repetition, Kieran Caves May 2025

Finding Repetition, Kieran Caves

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Inheritance, Omer Shamil May 2025

Inheritance, Omer Shamil

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


Ovis Sequitur, Alexander E. Hanley May 2025

Ovis Sequitur, Alexander E. Hanley

The Mercury

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The Death Of Reason, Ella Beam May 2025

The Death Of Reason, Ella Beam

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


What's Left Unseen, Katherine C. Cornet May 2025

What's Left Unseen, Katherine C. Cornet

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


'Toona Town, Taylor G. Degennaro May 2025

'Toona Town, Taylor G. Degennaro

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


The Silent Thread, Omer Shamil May 2025

The Silent Thread, Omer Shamil

The Mercury

No abstract provided.


The Arch And The Looking Glass: Umbli Cu Cioara Vopsitǎ, Ana Popescu May 2025

The Arch And The Looking Glass: Umbli Cu Cioara Vopsitǎ, Ana Popescu

Masters Theses

The Arch and The Looking Glass: Umbli Cu Cioara Vopsită (You Are Walking Around with a Painted Crow)

A thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics in the Department of Ceramics of the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island.

By Ana Popescu, 2025

Approved by Master’s Examination Committee:

Lesley Baker, Shoji Satake (Chair), Heather Bhandari, Tucker Houlihan

Date: May 17th, 2025

Location: Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island

To be opened for self-reflection in 10 years, on May 17th, 2035:

I’ve been mulling over how to make …


Resonance, Jess D. Skyleson May 2025

Resonance, Jess D. Skyleson

Masters Theses

Resonance is a digital media installation intended to facilitate a deeper understanding of inter-connection within and between ourselves and others, and to depict how our voices live both within and beyond us. The exhibit is divided into two intertwining halves:

Externally, the piece involves creative communication between people, art mediums, and life experiences. This aspect includes the contributions of thirty patients, doctors, and caregivers who responded to one another’s artwork in a series of workshops led by the artist. Starting with the creative writing of patients, this was provided to a group of unrelated medical providers, who responded with visual …


The Ruminating Shell : A Reparative Experiment In Dialogic Writing And Sensory Resonance, Crystal Jiayin Ren May 2025

The Ruminating Shell : A Reparative Experiment In Dialogic Writing And Sensory Resonance, Crystal Jiayin Ren

Masters Theses

This thesis unfolds as a first-person memoir, an incomplete record of remembered dialogues, and a structural experiment that aims to get closer to what I perceive as emotional and philosophical truth. Prompted by a conversation with my father-in-law, writer and thinker Shen Hao, I began to reflect on how informal, everyday exchanges with mentors, family, and friends have continually shaped how I translate internal echoes—ruminations, confusions, emotional residues—into writing, spatial, material, and experience.

Rather than adhering to the conventions of academic analysis or formal documentation, I adopt a dialogic form—one rooted in memory, shaped by subjectivity, and open to contradiction. …


Hunting, Feiyang Zhuang May 2025

Hunting, Feiyang Zhuang

Masters Theses

This writing is about fragility and revelation of technological systems. It considers how brokenness, delay, and opacity are not flaws but openings—opportunities to reimagine our relationship to technology as something grounded, sensory, and continuous with the natural and material world.


,, Yujia Gong May 2025

,, Yujia Gong

Masters Theses

I am still learning how to understand the world.

As I moved through different countries, cultures, and communities, I often found myself unlearning and rebuilding what I thought I knew. At times I felt unanchored, floating without a sense of safety or belonging. So I began to walk.

Walking became my way of reconnecting. With each step, I used my senses to notice the details around me: shadows cast by sunlight; life growing from soil; the presence of buildings and objects as quiet evidence of human existence. These elements — scent, light, sound, size, temperature — shape our perception of …