Wild Yonder

Raymer, Mark Alister

Wild Yonder

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2016-01-01

Author

Raymer, Mark Alister

Publisher

University of Kansas

Format

21 pages

Type

Thesis

Degree Level

M.F.A.

Discipline

Visual Art

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Abstract

Wild Yonder is a body of large mixed media, collage wall hangings made from scrapes fabric, textiles, prints, drawings, and rubbings. All these elements come together to form a post-apocalyptic world in each piece, populated by scooters, beer cans, satellites, and wild people called wildings. The artwork deals with themes of environmentalism, and legacy by way of a science fiction narrative.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1808/21890

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School of the Arts Dissertations and Theses [143]
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