“staying” or “on living well and dying well with one another”
Photos above are from practicing perspective changes with the hands out at CERA
Sculpture Final Teaspoon
Artist Statement
This semester (like most times) has been for me about staying with the trouble, of “learning to live and die well with each other in a thick present.” (Haraway, 2016). This work naturally becomes very messy and multi-tasked, and I always feel compelled to reach across my courses and integrate all that I learn into each other. Because everything is connected. Because my art is a very personal form of expression. Because I am tired, in my body and my mind. Because I want to try, despite that. Because you all inspired me so much.
Thank you.
