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Cherished cavities & intimate hollows: MFA Thesis - Sculpture

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Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::Art
 Sculpture Exhibitions
 Body in art
 Video art Exhibitions
 Information technology
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2015-05
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SUNY New Paltz Masters in Fine Art (MFA) Thesis Collection
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I am interested in the way we form relationships in a current digitally enhanced society and what those relationships mean to us. I use casts from my own body as well as digital media in my work to create spaces that ask the viewer to identify comfort zones and boundaries. This allows me to force an interaction with the viewer that is both invasive to their space as well as my own. I aim to create space that builds tension between the viewer’s personal boundaries and mine.
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