| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Investigation of line in the abstract |
2009 |
1988 |
My creative research has been an investigation of how different characteristics of line
quality convey emotions or feelings in purely abstract work. The line quality that is used
in the figurative work of Frank Auerbach (Berlin, 1931) conveys a com... |
| Shift |
2017 |
708 |
Humans change with each second that passes. There is a haze of trying to save each moment. With my photographs, I am freezing a series of moments in time in order to preserve them. This work depicts fleeting of life- time change, or a shift. Shift re... |
| Envisioning balance : mapping natural, industrial, and digital space |
2010 |
1410 |
In order to map a new place, people must explore and record where they are
traveling. My artworks are maps of my mind and soul - records of wonder, want,
memory, and emotion. In this thesis investigation, I contemplate my future through
recording ... |
| Aluminum Sioux camps |
2012 |
1549 |
Through painted compositions, the objective of this thesis is to provide an
analysis of ethnicity, gender, race and social-domestic practices within a
multitude of varying metaphorical signifiers embedded in the content,
composition, schemes of co... |
| [Untitled] |
2012 |
2438 |
This thesis defense and accompanying thesis exhibition is an investigation of
cultural myths about race, gender and sexuality. The body is used as a familiar form to
which metaphorical elements are added. These elements are combined in a way that
... |
| Faux/real : the biology of consciousness |
2013 |
6950 |
Consciousness begins when an experience with the physical world initiates a
brain-body perception and response feedback cycle as one acts, absorbs, reacts, processes
and rationalizes information. French phenomenological philosopher Merleau-Ponty
w... |
| A potter's oil-spot Marx |
2012 |
16019 |
This thesis will represent a body of work that consists of ten, six-pound bowls thrown on the wheel and glazed using a cone 6 oil-spot base glaze, cover glaze one, and cover glaze two. Oil-spot glaze decoration originated in Northern China during the... |