My visual remix project that translates four separate open-source crochet stitch diagrams, symbol keys, and reference photos into a single composite garment schematic. By recontextualizing these isolated diagrams, my piece explores how crochet functions as a universal, open-source language where individual stitches act as building blocks for an original design.
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When I began thinking about how I would approach the Original Plagiarism, I realized I wanted to convey a message I felt could be highlighted through this…
Comments closedBrand New at Borrowed Boutique! In recent years, people have become increasingly aware of the borrowing that occurs in the fashion industry. This entails large…
Comments closedMy main purposes in this project were to explore how representation influenced the way I understood my identity and to express my own progression in…
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REFLECTION: I see the universe as one bubbling organic soup of re-use with endless iteration and generation. For this project, I wanted to create a…
Comments closedMy project serves as a commentary on diet culture and false/misrepresented information that is used to encourage unhealthy dietary habits. Using specific sources, I put…
Comments closedIn this unit project, my main purpose/aim was to show how social media can make people lose connection to reality, feel isolated, or experience things…
Comments closedProject Sources Key Reflection When starting this project, I was extremely stuck on what path to take. I decided to create something about what I…
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Finding the right subject for this project took considerable time. I wanted to do more than illustrate a concept. I wanted to find two things…
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For my final project, I wanted to give a commentary of the male dominance of the nature photography field. I have been doing photography for…
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This project remixes elements from Big Head Son and Small Head Dad, a cartoon series for children released in 1995, and Labor, a song by…
Comments closedA remix of an a racist parody video “Celebrate Our Differences” from 2000’s show Wonder Showzen. My remix is a combination of clips of celebrations…
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