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Author
Dragone, BrianaKeyword
Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::ArtDeath
Life
Stories
Experiences
Audio
Grief
Sculpture Exhibitions
Date Published
2017-05
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What does it truly mean to live? The contact and relationship we have with death is often hushed and ignored; the finality of human existence is explored in these stories I have collected from strangers. Their relationship with death has been studied in conjunction with the the five stages of grief: anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance, and denial (by Dr. Kübler Ross). Paired with audio, six foot tall boxes transport the audience to a solitary moment shared between strangers. Ten boxes in two lines create a hallway with a single table at the end after following these many perspectives of death and dying. The table stands alone as a reason to continue to live- death comes for al in a terrifying unknown way but it also gives life purpose.The following license files are associated with this item:
- Creative Commons
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