Sculpture

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Mens Dress

For this piece, I wanted to create a dress out of masculine clothing. I sewed dress shirts as well as ties to form a skirt. Then, it was attached to a polo shirt that acted as a bodice. I wanted to comment on the way we view clothing as gendered and blur the lines for what is stereotypically meant for women or for men.

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Project #5: Index

1. Self-Directed: Final

2. Basel Dump: Art Basel Visit

3. Final PDF Portfolio: Link

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Project #4: Index

1. Forces: Documentary Objects

2. Immaterial Processes and Elements

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How to Roll Your Hair in Nails

In reference to Martha Rosler’s work titled Semiotics of the Kitchen”, i created my own performance regarding gendered work in domestic spaces. The performance mirrors a sort of beauty youtuber that focusses on hair. I wanted to touch on the ways we seek online videos to help us develop as people, much how i used these videos to learn about my own hair and body. I decided to encorporate garage tools and the garage space to comment on gendered spaces and work.

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Untitled

For this piece the force I decided to utilize was a sewing machine. For each article of clothing I let the sewing machine move on its own without controlling where it was fusing the material. I decided to put together an outfit with the articles of clothing that represented a very stereotypical masculine ideal. These are also unused clothes from my closet that are now shut and unwearable, much like the stereotypical gender roles for manhood.

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Project #3: Index

1. QCQ #2 Base Materialism

2. Base Materialism - Final

3. Touch: ASMR - Final

4. QCQ #3: X Marks the Spot

5. Lost Objects - Final

6. Soft - Final