Abstracture, The Abstraction Of Architecture And Space: MFA Thesis - Painting and Drawing
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Author
Long, BrookeKeyword
PaintingAcrylic paint
Acrylic
Fine art
Architecture
Deconstruction
Space
Paint
Architectonic
Movement
Sensations
Abstract
Architecture and Space
Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::Art
Painting Exhibitions
Date Published
2016-05
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If a room or space can alter how we feel, if our feelings are affected by the color of the walls, the shape of a door, the design of the wallpaper, what will happen to us in places we experience or inhabit?The following license files are associated with this item:
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