
doi: 10.7302/26608
Buchanan’s work is an exploration of memory, identity, and family through painting and sculpture. Rooted in her family’s store and her home in the Midwest, the works reveal the various tensions between these memories and how she relates to landscape, loss, ancestry, and storytelling. The thesis frames her research through a methodology of fishing, linking the act of fishing to painting, memory reconstruction, and surface tension.
memory, family, storytelling, ancestry, surface, Arts, Art and Design, fishing, painting
memory, family, storytelling, ancestry, surface, Arts, Art and Design, fishing, painting
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