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Segmented Deception may be the instance in which all is lost,
Or that all is found.
Dependent solely on what you're looking for,
Beyond reach of just a simple decision... what is born could now be inception.
'Back-lit' with a lightbox. Side-lit with an Elinchrom ScanLite 650.
Olympus C-8080, f8 & 1/400 ISO 50.
The High-Level Segment of the 28th Meeting of Parties to the Montreal Protocol was officially opened on October 13, 2016 in Kigali, Rwanda. Over 1000 delegates from 197 countries are attending the meeting which is discussing an ambitious amendment to the Protocol to phase out high-global warming potential Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)
The first segment and the knee have been permanently attached, as the struts are glued into the axles. The struts are there to keep the knee from rotating when the first segment is bent.
Although it is observational, this piece is not the most accurate drawing of my appearance, compared to my other self portraits. However it is the most realistic representation of how I see myself as an individual. I intended to create more than just an observational portrait, and to have a meaning. I decided to divide my work into segments, representing pieces of my life, experience, ideas or perceptions of myself. Using watercolour, I used tranquil blues and desaturated colors to reflect my personality. What the piece represents for me is my life and identity.
I leaned how to control a 7-segment display through the USB port using python. I was up late (really late) messing around trying to get it to work and so I took a photo to record the moment.
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Individual stave of maple & cherry on left await a glue-up. The staves on the right have been glued w/ titebond II and are clamped using masking tape. This glue-up will form the sides of a bowl.
Segments of Time "Song To The System" on Sussex Records. Fantastic socially-conscious funky soul 45. Anyone know if the album that this 45 comes is as good as this record?
Kimberly Ayala Najera and Shayne Serrano
MArch 2023
Plaster
An exploration of parametric mold making. One ripple was cast using a foam mold formed on a CNC machine. While the other was cast using a cardboard mold constructed from a laser cut waffle structure. The aim was to create a challenging form using two methods of mold making at two very different costs and observe the results.