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Los Enigmas De Mi Mente, Erosion.

Fernando Fernandez, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

Document Type: Campus Access

Degree Program

Art

Degree Type

Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)

Year Degree Awarded

2009

Month Degree Awarded

May

Primary Subject Category

Art

Keywords

Drawing, Painting, Art History, Art Education

Advisor(s) or Committee Chair

Cole, Jeanette

 

Abstract

My thesis is about the metaphor of erosion of mind and matter and reconstructing my own memory using influences of environment, athletics, atmosphere, and art. Drawing from these important sources conjures something unknown. Deterioration of surfaces in the desert parallels my faded memories. Erosion gradually decays matter and the mind; it decays material surfaces facing the environment of the desert and mentally deteriorates details of the past. The mind recorded the past to remember but certain memories and details have faded away in time, and from here I compensate by using imagination.

Discipline(s)

Art Practice

Recommended Citation

Fernandez, Fernando, "Los Enigmas De Mi Mente, Erosion." (2009). Masters Theses. Paper 280.
http://scholarworks.umass.edu/theses/280

 
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