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The Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies welcomes artist & designer Shirley Tse for a discussion of her work as part of the 2014 Summer Graduate Visiting Artist Lecture Series.
Los Angeles–based artist Shirley Tse has long concerned herself with the polysemous nature of things. In the past, Tse has used synthetic polymer (plastic) to address the concept of multiplicities and competing ideologies. In her new work, Tse utilizes “Quantum Shirley” as a generative conceptual framework that allows her to produce work on an on-going basis addressing the multi-dimensionality of experience, and the negotiation of realities.
Shirley Tse is also exhibiting at PNCA’s Feldman Gallery + Project Space, Quantum Shirley, showing through August 10, 2014 with an opening reception on July 3 for First Thursday. Tse is an artist-in-residence with PNCA’s Low Residence MFA in Visual Studies program. Photos by Sarah Meadows '08.
A visual journey through serene natural landscapes and intimate wildlife encounters. This collection captures the essence of coastal wetlands, dramatic rocky shores, and the delicate details of flora and fauna. The series transitions from the warm, golden hour light reflecting off tranquil marshlands and crashing ocean waves, to the quiet solitude of a wooden observation hide. It features close-up portraits of local birds, macro shots of morning dew on purple coastal flowers, and the silent atmosphere of a moonlit wooden bridge. The set also explores varied perspectives, including a crystal-clear underwater glimpse of aquatic life, an aerial view of structured water ponds, and the rustic resilience of traditional dry-stone architecture under a brooding sky. Crafted with a focus on deep textures, cinematic lighting, and a contemplative perspective on the natural world.
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