Terms and Agreement is a video and text-based piece tackling the issue of consent and rape culture. It acts as a mock virus. Viewers are presented with a link, when clicking on them it brings them to a full screen of a familiar blue, that begins to count down and then flashes. A message comes…
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The Following Video is a Round Table conducted by PSU Students looking into major media overview on BLM. This Round Table was conducted in part as a project for their Media and Culture Studies class. The students look at the movement Black Lives Matter and how the media surrounding it helps to shape people’s ideology…
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The following is a series of photos taken over three weeks that document my life. This was done for my Photography One class. By then end of it I had ended up taking 98 photos. I took Photography One during the spring of 2020, at the beginning of the Covid-19 Pandemic. These photos were taken…
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For my final project in Advanced Media, I was allowed to create a sculpture of my own design. This is the second time designing my own project without restrictions, and I was really excited. I started out the project by doing some sketches and just trying to brainstorm some potential ideas for the project. Some…
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To start this project I sat down with my class and we began to set some perimeters for ourselves. This is the first time I’ve ever designed my own large project for a 3d class, so I was super excited. Over all Grading Perimeters: Must be large in scale, or Multiple pieces. Students must actively…
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“Earth art, also referred to as Land art or Earthworks, is largely an American movement that uses the natural landscape to create site-specific structures, art forms, and sculptures.” -The Art Story Earthwork started in the 1960s and 1970s. It was a big part of the environmental movement, which also began in the 1960s. It’s using…
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For this project the goal was to create at least 10 non-representational forms from the same material. The forms should relate to each other, without being the exact same. I started my ideation process by drawing over 100 non-representational forms. After I did that I started to look at what I wanted to create. When…
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To be perfectly up front. I really struggled with creating ideas for the wooden part of this piece. Since I’ve never worked with wood before, or even really stepped into a woodshop for that matter, it was difficult to design something and know I could build it. What I did know, was that I wanted…
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The second part of my Triptych went through a lot of changes during the ideation process. I started out by looking up images from the industrial revolution and sketching from there. I ended up playing around with imagery of a large industrial chimney. Wanting to represent industrial times. Though I liked the chimney and thought…
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