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octubre 12, 2015

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Underwater Life

This Photo collage is in response to Martha Rosler's work. Rosler did a series of photomontages that expressed the how the war during the years 2000's affected life in America. This series of hers, exploited the ignorance of some people; it showed how people landslide lived their lives normally while being oblivious to the war taking place on the other side of the world. My response, titled 'underwater life', though not a photomontage, is influenced by the before mentioned series. The current issue around the world is climate change. As Rosler explored social issues, I decided to respond to climate change. Depicted in the collage is an environment that exists underwater. This environment, is set in the future. If we, humans don't do much to help our planet, the rising sea levels will overtake us and we will be forced to live underwater.

Eva Hesse response- "resilient condoms"

Eva Hesse was a post-minimalist. She worked with latex among other materials. In this piece, I decided to work with condoms to relate to her use of latex. Eva liked to test the resistance of the materials she worked with therefore I streched the condoms to see how resilient they are. Being a post-minimalist, she made everything by hand. My use of hammering down the condoms with nails emphasizes labor. Though Eva's work was neatly organized, I chose to depict different stretch points of condoms as opposed to focusing on organization. As you can see here, each condom is stretched to a different magnitude; the one stretched the most, ripped.

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