Sth I’ve made, shot, and vibed
35mm Film Photography
//New York Ciry, NY //Philadelphia, PA //Arcosanti, AZ //Phoenix, AZ //Beijing, China
Social video Ads for Junto (my masters thesis project @ UPenn)
//Shot on iPhone
//Edited with iMovie and CapCut
Stacked Vassel for Calabash
//Sculpture
//Medium: Wood
//Medium: Digital Design
//Made with Illustrator
Instant film camera was first introduced in 1940s by Edwin Land, the founder of Polaroid Film. I delved into the subject matter from multiple perspectives, its historical trajectory, future potential, symbolic significance, its evolution in production and manufacture from the 1940s to the present, and its intimate connection with individuals and broader cultural contexts.
//Medium: Digital Collage //Made with Photoshop
//Medium: Desktop
“A desktop is a changing record of visual decisions. It speaks to the aesthetics of a particular work-flow and personal space. A desktop exhibits a diagram of your organizational habits and a screenshot of it captures a brief moment of its functional evolution. The image of your desktop becomes an intimate self-portrait and the impulse to decode an unfamiliar desktop is unavoidable.”
– Jason Huff, Rhizome 2012
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