Fractured horizon: MFA Thesis - Photography and Related Media

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Author
Uliyanova, Viktorsha
Keyword
Photography Exhibitions
Memory in art
Soviet Union
Gulag
Political prisoners
Readers/Advisors
Sablin, Nadia
Frank, Andrea
Asbill, Michael
Date Published
2023-08

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/12448
Abstract
Memory is a fragile thread that holds together the tapestry of history and culture. My work explores the collapse of the Soviet experiment, political repression, and trauma that pervades families and the nation. Through textured multiples, video, and alternative processes, I build a portal to memories that have been suppressed by the Soviet regime. In engaging with archives, I investigate the blind spots in history and contextualize the way the present and the future are reflected in the past.
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