Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Kate Anderson
Art 576: Advanced Photography
Digital Photography
Series Charon
This series explores the ideas of death and dying and the reactions to them.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Sarah Jane Ripp
Art 576 – Advanced Photography
Inkjet Prints; 11″ X 17″
2 prints from a series of 20
In this series I am exploring items that collect around living spaces, and therefore create records of daily life. Though unintentional, these items become a keepsake of sorts. The series focuses on subjects such as dust, mold, stains, and objects that would normally be thrown out quickly, yet seem to accumulate.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Candace Rees
Art 576: Advanced Photography
Digital Prints; 20″ x 24″
Series of 30
Series documents a haunted forest/house where a man was said to have killed his family and buried them in coffee cans throughout the woods. The family’s belongings still remain scattered throughout the house.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Kate Brenner
Art 376: Intro to Photography
silver gelatin prints, 8″ X 10″
These are not from a series, but from two different assignments.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Joy Larson
Art 376: Intro to Photography
silver prints; 8″ x 10″
series title “At the Zoo”
series of 15
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Jena Schleis
Art 576 Advanced Photography
Digital Prints; 8″ x 12″
Series: The Vulnerability of Women
Total in Series: 20 images
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Christina Haapapuro
Art 376: Intro to Photography
Silver Print 8″ x 10″
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Meat Me for Lunch
Stay in School
Mitch Siefert
Photography 376
2 of 15 parts; 8” x 10”
Marker, paint marker, crayon, brush pen, and scratching on matte silver
This series is an exploration of the real and not so real, manipulation and pure. Is it more real for me to photograph my drawing objects than to draw on my photographs. In place of animation I chose very dynamic situations to allow the viewer to participate in the mayhem.
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Sarah Amelia Clarke
Color Photography
color prints; 6″ x 6″
series of 6
I enjoy photographing the character of Youngstown through its old buildings. With these images, I wanted to explore the Youngstown that once was. I choose these buildings and signs because of the contrast between the bright colors and the effects of aging and abandonment.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Lauren Kultgen
Art 376 Photography
Silver Prints; 8″ x 10″
20 images; Come Along With Me
Filed under: University of Arizona
Pedro Romano
Art 344 digital Photo
From series of 15 digital prints- 8×12/8×14
The idea of a Pedrograph comes from an unconscious neccesity to create imagery. This series investigates the emptiness of meaning in a subject. The absence of a defined subject matter is replaced with emtiness. This emptiness examines the visual language of imagery in which the viewer brings meaning to recognize forms. The empty Pedrographs are an attempt to deconstruct, understand and rebuild this visual language.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Sarah Weigandt
Art 376: Introduction to B&W Photography
Silver Prints – 8″x10″
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Seoun Som
Art 3748R- Installation and Photo Sculpture
Digital Prints; 2″ x 2″
RITUAL: This work is part of an Installation that deals with Private and Public space. I have created a shower scene in a public space and contained within was light boxes. When the viewer first step into this space that are confronted with shadow boxes that contain blurred images. The viewer then opens the boxes to reveal a clearer image inside. Through this action the viewer is peaking into a private ritual that is taking place.
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Beauty; 11.5″ x 14.5″
Conform; 10.5″ x 10.5″
Lydia L. Roden
Special Topics/Digital
Digital Inkjet Prints
Title of Series: Mind, Body, & Soul
# of Images: 16
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Jackie Matelski
Art 476
Digital Prints; 13″ x 19″
This series is entitled “Les Coméstibles.” This work pays close attention to the dramatic mise-en-scéne flooding today’s grocery stores. Our human necessity for food is one of the most basic primal instincts, and yet, in American consumer culture, we are faced with spot lights, presentation, and other excessive tactics to sway our decisions–especially in the context of the grocery store.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Alexis Artuso
376: Introduction to Photography
Silver Prints; 8″ x 10″
These photographs were taken as an exploration of exposure length and ghost images.
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Nicole Sutton
Special Topics in Digital Photography
digital prints; 11″ x 15″
20 images for this series based on body imagery and insecurities.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Maija DiSalvo
Art 576 Advanced Photo
Digital Prints; 5″ x 5″
Filed under: Marshall University
Neva Chaffins
Art 477: Advance Studio Sequence
Digital Prints; 11′ x 17″
Series of 20
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Michele Manna
Art 3748: Special Topics
digital prints; 16″ x 11″
Series of 18 images
This series is about the failing economy with images of stores in the processes of closing and that have already closed. This project came about due to my own personal life being affected by the closing of a local Linens-N-Things in which I worked at for 5 years. I wanted to document the businesses in my home town of Warren, OH.
Filed under: University of Arizona
Kadie Pangburn
344: Digital Photography
Digital Prints; 16×11
Series: “Semblance Of A Sonnet” 11 Prints
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Sierra Estell
Digital Projects in Photography
Digital Prints; 8″ x 10″
2 of 17
These are part of a series in which I explored making images about birds without using birds in any of my photos.
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Amanda Zhelesnik
Art 5873: Topics in Advanced Photography
Digital Prints
Series of 10, all 13×19
Filed under: New Jersey City University
Angel Torres
Art 350-2: Photo II
Silver Prints; 11″ x 14″
Two images of an ongoing series of NYC subway photos
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Rosemarie Orsini
Art 5873: Topics in Advanced Photography
digital prints; 3″ x 5″
Images in series: 23
The Fabbricato Family Album: I wanted to change the ultimate truth that is the snapshot by replacing the faces in the photos with my own face and of people I know to create my own personal fake history. Even though I changed the context of the photo how true was the photo to begin with? You might see happy smiling faces but underneath those faces maybe someone feels like crying. We can’t know. We only can see the surface of a photo, not all the layers that went into making that moment. In that sense the camera shows the ultimate lie.
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Erik Melvin
Senior Project
Digital Prints (film)
Series of 10, all 16 x 20 in.
This series deals with isolation and detachment in environments constructed from everyday objects.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Kristen Juve
Art 576 Advanced Photography
digital prints; 7″ x 10″
5&6 of 20
Filed under: Marshall University
Stephanie McKenna
Advanced Studio Sequence
Digital Prints; 80″ x 22″
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Jena Schleis
Art 576 Advanced Photography
Digital Prints; 13″ x 19″
20 images in the series
“The Vulnerability of Women”
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Youn-Jae Ok
Art 376: Photography
silver print; 8″ x 10″
Filed under: University of Arizona
Sabrina Ellis
Art 344: Digital Photography
Digital Prints; 10″ x 8″
Image from a book titled “Beautiful Disaster” on Blurb.com
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Kristen Juve
576: Advanced Photography
digital prints; 7″ x 10″
3&4 of 20
Filed under: Marshall University
Ashley Herron
477: Advanced studio sequence
Digital Print 16.5″ x 11″
ongoing series
Filed under: Youngstown State University
Sarah Amelia Clarke
Topics in Advanced Photography
digital prints; 12″ x 12″
series of 7
My work for this project was inspired by the movie Seven. After watching this movie, I knew I wanted to make sloth, lust, wrath, greed, vanity, gluttony, and envy my subjects. I wanted these to be very vibrant and sensual, and to have the glamorous appeal that such a forbidden subject can sometimes have.
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Alison Peterson
Intermediate Photography
Silver Prints; 8″x10″
Filed under: Western Michigan University
Karie Kuiper
Art 5480: Advanced Photography Workshop
digital prints; 10.75″ x 17″
Images from the Corrupted series of 9
Filed under: University of Arizona
Matthew Cullen
344: Digital Photography
Digital Prints; 8.5″ x 11″
Filed under: U of Wisconsin, Madison
Sarah Jane Ripp
Art 576 – Advanced Photography
Inkjet Prints; 11″ X 17″
2 prints from a series of 20 prints in progress
In this series I am exploring items that collect around living spaces, and therefore create records of daily life. Though unintentional, these items become a keepsake of sorts. The series focuses on subjects such as dust, mold, stains, and objects that would normally be thrown out quickly, yet seem to accumulate.
Filed under: Western Michigan University
Lauren Martinez
ART 4560: Intro to Time Based Media
Video + Sound
Filed under: Western Michigan University
Michele Hofe
ART 4560: Intro to Time Based Media
Video + Sound
