Windgate-Lamar Fellowship
2019
Statement: It wasn’t until I encountered crafts, where I found the greatest storytellers and learned to reclaim my own narrative, and rewrite its predefined arc. By performing a role within a story arc, fictional moments become sites of living history and experience. In this way, storytelling exhibits itself as a pillar in the formation of society. Fellowship Plans: I plan to visit the Design Studio for Social Intervention(ds4si) and MIT’s CoLab in Boston. I will study the organizations as they develop workshops. I will then travel to University of North Carolina Ashville’s STEAM Studio. I will utilize the studio to generate prototypes at true scale and hope to deploy them around UNCA, Asheville, and beyond. I will also continue to develop my Deployable Monuments project and organize workshops.
Selected works
David, Prototype for a Deployable Monument; Polystyrene, Soil + Greatstuff; 3 x 1.5 x 12 ft. Courtesy of Juan Hurtado Salazar.
Morphology of the Palm; Porcelain; Variable, average 3 x 3 inches. Courtesy of Juan Hurtado Salazar.
Reading Nook for Ten Thousand Years; Porcelain, Steel; Variable, average 6 x 8 x .125 inches. Courtesy of Juan Hurtado Salazar.
Reading Nook for Ten Thousand Years; Porcelain, Steel; Variable, average 6 x 8 x .125 inches. Courtesy of Juan Hurtado Salazar.
Reading Nook Rubbing (Detail); Porcelain; Variable. Courtesy of Juan Hurtado Salazar.
Scaffold Poem; Porcelain; 5 x 3 x 3 ft. Courtesy of Juan Hurtado Salazar.
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