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digitally manipulated information and imagery is ubiquitous
throughout our contemporary culture. Cameras, televisions,
computers, cellular phones, and other such devices have a direct
affect on the subjectivity of one's perceptions as images from
the world in which we live are cognitively processed.
My work stems from an interest in the process leading from an
initial observation, the resulting formation of thought, and
the overall subjective nature of receiving visual information. I
am drawn to the randomness of thought. An apparently mundane
object or image has the ability to stimulate an idea resulting
in an internal narrative; connections are made between original
perceptions, constructed concepts, and other seemingly unrelated
thoughts. Inquiries linger- objects result. |
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