Tag studio project: identity reconfigured
Ballet shaped my upbringing; each passing minute prompted me to consider my future. Every suspended moment of limbs and time sparked a deep yearning to ensure my experiences were meaningful and my future dependable.
This piece represents identity through images of both my younger self and I. Both images were of myself looking at the same ocean, years apart, representing the role one’s younger self plays in their current identity. I may have grown,… Continue Reading →
This artwork is a representation of the struggles and hardships throughout my life, and even after all these obstacles I continue to do my best to keep my smile.
This photo is an example of the decisions we have to make in life. Here, I have my snow gear laid out, ready for a day up at Baker, but just on the other side of the gear is the… Continue Reading →
This performance piece (cake) was designed as an artistic representation of yours truly (me). The outside of the cake (face) sports a thick layer of skin (frosting) with tiny crumbs sprinkled throughout and larger pieces defining other details such as… Continue Reading →
Whenever I see a picture of myself, I think back to when I was a teenager, perfecting the act of a selfie to cover up all the insecurities I so-desperately wanted to disappear. I hyper-fixated on the way my eyes… Continue Reading →
This piece explores the idea of mixing and borrowing, as my chest has three heads—representing my past, my present, and my future, which is still undecided. The bud at the end symbolizes the future, which isn’t ready yet and therefore… Continue Reading →
For me, my identity has always changed throughout my entire life. I’ve represented and identified myself in numerous ways as I’ve grown up, learning new things throughout each stage of my life. What never changed is the things that have… Continue Reading →
As of late, there has been this little monster in my mind screwing with how I perceive myself. I’ve lost consciousness of my identity because of this little monster in my mind. This piece captures a glimpse of the little… Continue Reading →