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descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis 01 Jan 2015 English Publisher:Digital Repository at the University of Maryland
Authors: Hackett, Rob;

doi: 10.13016/m2dd0h

handle: 1903/16740

Abstract

This thesis discusses the idea of median as it relates to both a physical barrier as well as a reference to the center point along a set of information. The navigation of the built environment and the memories generated by the interactions with it inform my current body of sculptural and print work.

Keywords

Fine arts, Hackett, 500, Rob, Sculpture, Printmaking

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