Things I made this fall.
The moment before my mid-year thesis critique.
The three pieces I showed.
A concrete-lined fire-insulated oriented-strand-board lockbox.
A sculpture/book I built based on the 1929 short story "The Specialist" by Chic Sale.
A cinderblock glazed with epoxy and filled with party balloons. I was trying to make the concrete feel like a ceramic. The rocky stuff around the rim is part of the studio floor that the epoxy binded to and tore off when I pried the two apart.
A collection of some smaller material experiments.
A concrete, plywood, PVC, spray foam, and epoxy flower vase.
Spray foam, aluminum foil, chicken wire.
My archaeology department senior capstone, a research-based exhibit about amate paper and indigenous Mexican papermaking practices. Accompanying a research paper, I made my own bark paper out of a white mulberry tree that I scalped in a wooded area on a local community college campus, and my own stone tools that I carved with a Dremel out of some rocks I found outside the Exley Science Center.
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