Embracing experimentation and innovation, this workshop will go beyond the confines of a single artistic approach. Working at the intersection of two and three dimensions, and employing various craft techniques, students will explore the process of recontextualizing found objects that are ordinary, discarded, or unassuming and see the beauty and potential in the mundane to reimagine the meaning and significance of everyday objects. The workshop encourages creativity, promotes sustainability, and conveys social and political commentaries into multidimensional narratives. Students will bring their own materials: 1) ten found objects from everyday life, such as twigs, rocks, books, and photos, that have symbolic significance to the student, 2) a structural underlay like paper or board, and 3) drawing and painting materials.
No prerequisite