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distraction | thesis work
My art practice begins with experimentation and play before developing a concept, collecting found materials from my daily encounters with visual content and physical materials. I never want this process to disappear in my final designs, making works that highlight the experimental nature of my practice. I am interested in making my works relatable, digestible, and inviting through my labor. In Distraction, I utilize the powers of collage and video to merge handcraft with a heavy digitized medium, creating a piece that encapsulates my working process.