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on January 22, 2024

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Nicole Duennebier

https://www.juxtapoz.com/news/painting/nicole-duennebier-faint-of-heart-nicodim-gallery-los-angeles-annex/

Shirley Tse

https://sculpturemagazine.art/through-negotiation-a-conversation-with-shirley-tse/

Katie Spragg

https://www.ceramicsnow.org/artists/katie-spragg/

Jaume Ramírez’s

https://design-milk.com/jaume-ramirezs-fragile-lamp-for-marset-is-a-tribute-to-the-present/

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A Few of My Favorite Things

A mug: I cannot survive a day without coffee. I’m a coffee lover, so of course, I’m going to have a favorite mug. Seashells: The seashells represent my love for the ocean and beach. Going to school by the coast was definitely the best decision. Dinosaur stuffed animal: Ever since I was a kid I collected stuffed animal dragons and dinosaurs. Paint brush: This represents my love for art and being an artist since I was little. Camera: I love taking pictures of everything and capturing moments that I can look back on. Necklace: I can’t go anywhere without jewelry, I love dressing in cute outfits, and exploring different fashion styles.

Masking Tape Shoes

Masking Tape New Balance Shoes Masking tape 9" x 3" x 4"

Theme Park Sculpture

Little Door, Long Hallway foam board, cardboard, spray paint, fabric, beads 20" x 19" x 17" Artist Statement: This sculpture draws inspiration from the concept of forced perspective commonly used in theme parks. This artistic technique aims to immerse visitors in an alternate environment by visually depicting buildings and structures that appear larger than their actual size. Theme parks utilize forced perspective to create an illusion of grandeur and scale, enhancing the overall immersive experience for guests. In my sculpture, I wanted to portray the use of forced perspective. I created, what appears visually, a long hallway using the concept of forced perspective. I wanted the small door to be the focal point since it shows the scale changing from small to large as you look outward from the center. Research #1 The Science of Forced Perspective at Disney Parks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqefjmRVLTM In this video, it emphasizes how forced perspective, a technique...

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