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Airtha Allegories: The Black Boxes, a Photo Sculpture Narrative

    In order to further develop my series Airtha Allegories, I experimented with multimedia and it's capabilities to expand upon my concept while simultaneously producing more photographs. I am interested in the way meanings of three dimensional objects change when placed in relation to a two dimensional photograph.

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The objects in the black box are relevant to both the fictional nature story illustrated in the photo, and the person who is depicted in the image, thus making a comparison between the imagined deity and the contemporary subject. The box itself is reminiscent of a memory box as well as the professional portfolio box.



This series has become a blending of artistic traditions and exploration of my own perceptions of memories and my models' place in my artwork and life.





 



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