Death Circles

Gomez, Randolph

Death Circles

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2013-05-31

Author

Gomez, Randolph

Publisher

University of Kansas

Format

16 pages

Type

Thesis

Degree Level

M.F.A.

Discipline

Visual Art

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Abstract

Death Circles is comprised of five panels of cotton fabric, stretched by heavy rods on the top and the bottom of the piece, these fabrics are imprinted with circles of ants, there is also a circle of metal ants that are suspended in the last fabric. Death Circles is a meditational piece blending science and poetry, that seeks to inspire the viewer to question what we know, what we believe in, and how we live our lives.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1808/11691

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