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Made of textile, soft SUNNY object for SUNNY girl as a present
Солнце, текстиль, акрил, декупаж )) оно мягкое, но долговечное, подарено.
By now, you all know how serious I am with my photography. I would never attempt to fool me friends!!! Riiiiggghhhttt!
Misplaced Objects: Migrating Collections and Recollections in Europe and the Americas (Joe R. Teresa Lozano Series in Latin American and Latino Art and Culture)
This image compiles found objects to create a sense of place. My research considers place, memory, and belonging in the context of Atlantic Canada. As Yi-Fu Tuan writes, "place is pause; each pause in movement makes it possible for location to be transformed into place." This photograph is itself a pause--a way to transform seemingly meaningless objects into significance. A central focus of my project is the work of American poet Elizabeth Bishop. The leaves and objects collected in this portrait are mementos that I gathered from her former hometown of Great Village, Nova Scotia in October 2024. Together, they combine to form a visual identity that represents the atmosphere in the community, and echoes aspects of Bishop's poetry.
Melanie Power (Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture)
The historic Cumberland Gap is a mountain pass at the border of Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee through which the Wilderness Road, utilized by early settlers of Kentucky, passed through on its way west from Virginia and Tennessee. The Cumberland Gap vicinity today is known as Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, which extends into the three states, and features many trails, historical sites, and a tunnel carrying US Highway 25E underneath the gap between Cumberland Gap, Tennessee and Middlesboro, Kentucky. The Cumberland Gap became a National Historical Park between 1940, when the park was established, and 1959, when it was opened to the public, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966.