Sugar Maple Tree, Terracotta Brick, O Computador, e Eu
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2022-05
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Through a conversational interview format “Sugar Maple Tree, Terracotta Brick, O
Computador, e Eu” discusses post-humanist perspectives, defines
multidimensionalism and aims to begin conversations concerning local ecological
learning, digital dimensions and portals. Through this conversation with a sugar
maple tree, terracotta brick and a computer, there is an opportunity to learn and
connect in pursuit of a more equitable future. The land which much of this research is
closely tied to was stolen from the Haudenosaunee, Onöndowa' ga (Seneca), and the
Susquehannock Peoples. I present this work with recognition of what had happened
and appreciation for the privilege of having access to this land.
Description
Thesis completed in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Fine Arts degree in the School of Art and Design at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Alfred, NY.
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MFA thesis, Video art, Near-field communication, Installations (Art)