Synecdoche: Visions of Midwestern Solitude

McLouth, Cody Alan

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2011-04-15

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McLouth, Cody Alan

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University of Kansas

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13 pages

Type

Thesis

Degree Level

M.F.A.

Discipline

Visual Art

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Abstract

Synecdoche: Visions of Midwestern Solitude is an MFA Thesis Exhibition comprised of small-scale paintings of rural scenes that examine the way memory and perception is used in experiencing the landscape. By incorporating a method of nocturnal observation, the artist introduces an element of uncertainty to the viewer--a veiling of context and awareness. Seemingly recognizable locations become abstractions of personal experience, transforming them into vaguely familiar gestures of life in the Midwest.

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