Dysplace
- Creator:
- Robichaud, Abigail
- Date:
- 2019
- Subject:
- Child welfare. and Families in art.
- Permanent URL:
- http://hdl.handle.net/10427/NG451W09R
- Description:
- Background: Growing up as a poor child in a rich community, I felt I often had to hide behind the facade of wealth that my town presented. In my home, I was uncomfortable and emotionally distant, and I have only recently begun to understand the ways in which trauma has affected not only my work, but also emotions, interests, and modes of thinking. and Keywords: art, artist, artist statement, artist bio, children, child neglect, child abuse, installation, installation artist, installation art, wallpaper, painting, oil paint, acrylic paint, readymade, objects, senior thesis, personal narrative, narrative, biography, trauma, parental relationship, family, familial relationship, graphic design, digital drawing, interior, interior design, domestic space, domestic installation, home, house, living space, childhood trauma, color, pattern.
- Type:
- Rights:
- https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC/1.0/?language=en
- Corporation:
- Tufts University. School of the Museum of Fine Arts.