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Spatial Blueprint

Messy Dorm Balsa Wood, Paint, Straight Pins, Found Materials 16” x 2” x 10”
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Memento

Bass Clef Balsa Wood, Paint, Varnish 7” x 3” x 2.5”

Fluxus Box

Psycho Balsa Wood, Black, White, and Gray Paint, Straight Pins, Repurposed Porcelain, Paper, Human Hair, Ribbon, Glass Jars, Air Dry Clay, Red Thread, Polaroid Camera, Embrpidery Thread, Lace Fabric 12” x 9” x 3.5” Ps

Soap Carvings

Snubby the Pig Soap 4” x 1.5” x 2”

Sculptures

Basket Arches Paper, Masking Tape, Clear Packing Tape, Yarn, Thread 6” x 5” x 3” Stain Glass Wood Glue, White Ink, Black Ink, Balsa Wood, Straight Pins, Tracing paper 9” x 3” x 9”

Masking Tape Shoes

Shoes Masking Tape, Sharpie Marker, India Ink 8” x 3 1/2” x 6”

"On Longing" Exercise

"The body is the primary mode of perceiving scale." I had this strange fear that, when I went to Paris, I would be horribly underwhelmed. Of course, I was wrong, and found myself shocked at just how monumental a lot of the historic photo-ops were. I've never felt smaller than I did staring up at the tower from across the street, or when I managed to make my way to the top and stare down at the city below. "Capacity of objects to serve as traces of authentic experience." I took this photo while I watched two of my friends smash porcelain plates, cups, and bowls as a method of releasing stress. While the glassware in it's unaltered state may not communicate much, I felt that the breaking of it, as well as the previously smashed porcelain lying all over the ground, really gives us a clue as to the experience these people had, both in regards to their emotional state at the time and the fun they had breaking things. "The