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Full-Text Articles in Fine Arts
Hidden Memories, Jennifer Elizabeth Swanson
Hidden Memories, Jennifer Elizabeth Swanson
LSU Master's Theses
Using the Cottage Plantation ruins as a vehicle for investigation, this thesis demonstrates how fragments of information can be layered on each other to draw relationships between the past and present, self and space, memory and experience, architecture and nature. And, in turn, how an understanding of these relationships presents a greater perception of the self.
Human Heir, Andrew Jay Saluti
Human Heir, Andrew Jay Saluti
LSU Master's Theses
Human heir catalogues the mechanism as living being through character and interaction. The life of basic machines such as hand tools and anvils is characterized by the interaction with other mechanical forms and the collaboration with their creator, the human machine. The concepts of function, personality, relevance, and existence are observed on seemingly lifeless elements, and the simplicity of the human mechanism is explored.
Southern Portraits, Derek Brandon Bell
Southern Portraits, Derek Brandon Bell
LSU Master's Theses
Photography to me is a passion for recording fractions in time, which evoke a deep response in myself, and the viewer. The response can be one of wonder, love, hate, laughter, or camaraderie. While living and photographing in the gentle South, I am most concerned with and intrigued by portraying her people. My intent is to explore man, his familial characteristics, his sense of community, and his relationship with those around him.