
gold gel, ink, marker, paint on mylar
this is an experimentation of medium. I was testing out the effects of having different mediums on mylar.

ink on mylar
This piece is about the contrast between our advanced yet infantile technologies; we have learned so much yet we still know so little. I'm showing the imagery of diesel technologies to show that while we have created miraculous technology, we are still plagued by the consequences of this crude form of converting energy.

gold gel, ink on mylar
Inspired by medieval graphic design and art aesthetic, this piece is about our nature in contemporary society to reveal more and more information about ourselves, to be more interconnected, yet to be paradoxically further apart, communicating separately through technologies.
Since the Mylar is partially transparent, the writing on the wall underneath shows through. I used 3 coats of gesso on the wall yet it was still visible (it was actually the cleanest wall in thesis.... dirty place haha

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