Art Education Major
Wood, 3D prints, cotton, cast plastic, bronze, and found objects
72” x 24” x 84”
Fall 2019
Piece Statement:
Over the past couple years there has been an increase of immigration to the US from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala. On a federal level, the US has not received their people well – the opposite can be said about their resources. This installation depicts an entryway scene highlighting the various imports from El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala such as: mineral fuels, machinery, electric machinery, cereals (corn), and cotton. This piece brings into question the US’s continuing ironic and exploitative treatment towards immigrants and refugees.
Art Education Major
Wood, 3D prints, cotton, cast plastic, bronze, and found objects
72” x 24” x 84”
Fall 2019