Category Studio Project: Identity Reconfigured
An imagination of my future self. Tattoos are an important part of my identity.
This collage features a single picture of the moon at three different magnification levels. I call this collage parabolic because it is the middle picture that has the least clear interpretation, given the context of what precedes it, and what the object represents isolated from context.
This week focuses on using the environment to create a unique self portraiture. I viewed this in a somewhat different way by adding myself to the environment.
I’m using hybridity between a lot of silly pictures of myself at the beach to create a collage of myself enjoying the sunset at the beach. This is important and cool to me because I do look silly and lighthearted…. Continue Reading →
My image is a collage of a portrait drawing with with some mandala art. It explores the battle of wanting to show your culture to others through these traditional earrings, but also wanting to ensure it is a part of… Continue Reading →
I wanted to take a post-humanist angle with this self-portrait by looking at myself as an online student behind a screen. This piece both vizualizes my relationship with technology (the reflected light in my glasses, the background image of the… Continue Reading →
My piece, “Are we the same person?” was inspired by my challenges with understanding the shifts in my identity as I’ve aged. What parts of my identity still are rooted in her, and what parts of my identity have changed… Continue Reading →
Inspired by James Luna, this work represents how I currently feel in life. Emotions and expressions are barcoded for commercial consumption.
