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Showing posts with label Dinner and A Movie Student Work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dinner and A Movie Student Work. Show all posts

Friday, January 10, 2025

Student Work, Dinner and A Movie


Ella Branham Upton
Down The Drain
Digitally Manipulated Photograph

Inspired by the movie Thirteen





Meredith Youngblood
Fish Sticks
Digitally Manipulated Photograph

Inspired by the movie Cast Away






Gem Hansen
Approach
Digital Photograph

Inspired by the movie Contact



 

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

Student Work, Dinner and A Movie, Makenzie Ayers

Frankenstein
Various Objects and Materials
Inspired by the movie: Big Daddy (1999)


 This piece explores the relationship between a father and son and the dynamic of how the son, from split household, spends time with his father. The take out food and ketchup speaks to the father being fun/not knowing how to cook/easy food options. The business section of the newspaper was highlighted to convey maturity and the funny pages and sports for youth and immaturity. There are also two different types of sticks, two from the same tree and one from another. Two from the same tree are to show the bond and relationship between them. The sticks have another connotation of being out in nature and free while also being the object that will trip you the easiest.  


 

Thursday, December 9, 2021

Alyson Hayes, Student Work


Driving A Wedge
Inspired by the movie 1922 (2017)

 

London Vertolli, Student Work


Askew
Inspired by the movie Knives Out (2019)

 

Laura Towne, Student Work


The Solution
Inspired by the movie Hidden Figures (2016)


Statement:
This photo questions attitudes and circumstances related to gender and race.  An often overlooked history is the contributions black female engineers and mathematicians made to space exploration during the 1960's.  Flashes of red, white and blue represent the American flag, highlighting the intense sense of national pride at that time.  The pearls, placed adjacent to the scientific compass, and grasped by the tie clip, represent gender and socioeconomic inequality.  The glasses hidden behind a nameless place card emphasize the way in which a black woman was meant to hide and not take credit for her contributions.  Additionally, the upside down, wrapped coffee cup illustrates the prominent racism that she would have faced every day.  The composition and patterned background were chosen to engender a sense of accuracy and structure, a sense of strict right and wrong, an ultimate truth.  On the top of the inverted coffee cup, there is an equation written on graph paper.  The word "equation" contains the base word "equal", indicating that numbers are blind to gender and race.  These remarkable women sought the truth and the solutions.  They met adversity with intelligence, hard work and grace.  They paved the way for future generations.  Our progress is not always as complete or as rapid as we would like it to be.  Recognizing these women allows us to see from where we came, so that we can adjust our compass for the future.

 

Aerial Stevens, Student Work


Tromperie Douloureuse
Inspired by the movie The Great Gatsby (2013)

Anna Jones, Student Work


Butter My Steak Will You? 
Inspired by the film American Psycho (2002)

Keeley Smith, Student Work


Unspoken Bias
Inspired by the movie Twilight (1998).

 

Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Susan Williams, Student Work


Sol/Sole/Soul

Movie Inspiration: The Martian (2015)


This piece rests on the fragility of life. The two bowls speak to the isolation one would feel if that was the world you (alone) lived in. There is nothing but sand and rock. The only food source is what is engineered from what you have under the dome. You feel the sense of urgency, where things are improvised on the fly. Nothing is smooth, wrinkles or barriers exist between you and survival. You are fighting for life, where every turn could succumb to the point of danger.

 

Friday, April 23, 2021

Dinner & A Movie, Student Work


Rachel Shafter
Hush
Inspired by the movie A Quiet Place (2018)






Grace Garlesky
Splat!
Movie Inspiration: Florida Project (2107)






Kate Weathersby
The Green Bean Shine
Movie Inspiration: The Shining (1980)






Lindsey Williams
Opposing Diners
Movie Inspiration: Silence of The Lambs (1991)






Carrington Boyd
Unadulterated  Consumption
Movie Inspiration: Kids (1995)







 

Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Tyler Ott, Student Work


THRILL AND SORROW

Movie Inspiration: John Wick (2014)

 

Monday, December 14, 2020

Etoile Gelman, Student Work



FRACTURE

Movie Inspiration: To The Bone (2017)

 

Makala Stamboni, Student Work



SOCIAL CONSTRUCT

Movie Inspiration: My Man Godfrey (1934)

 

Daelynn Murphy, Student Work


CHAOTIC MEMORIES
Movie Inspiration: Napoleon Dynamite (2004)


    This piece is balanced between the chaos of transition and nostalgic references to childhood. The crowded composition and layers of imagery lead the viewer to investigate and find uncomfortable moments. The brightly colored cereal are realized to be beads, the coloring book pages are ruined with spilled juice, a raw egg floats in the milk and the dollar bill is perceived as unusable for the moment due to being soaked. The discomfort that slowly sneaks up on the viewer is accompanied by a sense of chaos, similar to the way one feels when viewing a collection of unrecognizable objects. The image conveys a transition from a dreamlike hazy memory to a chaotic sense of discomfort.

 

Gillian Gray, Student Work



DYSTOPIA

Movie Inspiration: A Clockwork Orange (Stanley Kubrick, 1971)


Wednesday, May 6, 2020

Student Work, Dinner & A Movie



Emily Zink
The Family
Movie Inspiration: Romeo + Juliet (1996)





Megan Hand
Battling Shadows
Movie Inspiration: Rebecca (2020)




Camren Meier
Erasure
Movie Inspiration: Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind (2004)





Grace Hicks
Eternity
Movie Inspiration: Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind (2004)