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Vessels Of Spirituality: Merging Faith And Form, Maryam Al-Tajer
Vessels Of Spirituality: Merging Faith And Form, Maryam Al-Tajer
Theses and Dissertations
According to traditional Islamic teachings, natural materials like frankincense, black sesame seeds, and sidr (jujube) leaves are valuable both physically and spiritually. Historically, they have been used for healing and purification. Nowadays, influenced by contemporary science, people tend to overlook their metaphysical value, focusing on their medicinal uses. Similarly, Muslims assign spiritual qualities to the Muqatta’at, the disconnected letters that preface several surahs of the Holy Quran, believing them to contain sacred power. In both of these cases, the material leads to the spiritual.
Through material experimentation, informed by religious texts, my thesis combines revered materials with sacred letter forms …
The Creative Front, Aleksandr O. Barrett
The Creative Front, Aleksandr O. Barrett
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
Abstract
In this paper, I will discuss my thesis exhibition, The Creative Front, focusing on my materials, content, and context as they relate to each piece or body of work. This exhibition is the culmination of my work, which centers on my experience with the Russo-Ukrainian war. My work can be interpreted metaphorically, poetically, and directly through sculpture, installation, sound, and film. I am portraying very human stories and experiences from a full-scale war raging in Europe. My work is immersive, placing the viewer in an atmosphere of war, and conveying a sense of urgency and compassion for those who …