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An art installation including a lightbox made of salvaged wood with small holes burned into it, fabric treated with the same burned hole pattern, four folded and burned packets of fabric on four vertical shelves, and a wall of multimedia spheres.

Time Being (For Good)

Chelsea Koga

Undergraduate
This year I thought about artmaking as a means of record-keeping: of self-material encounters, of the passage of time, of evidence that I "made do" - there was a strong effort to bring nothing “new” into the studio, only borrowing, trading for, or scavenging materials. I wanted my studio practice to be as honest, absurd, and scrappy as life is. I present my impulses. I present the surface of the past 229 days, heavy with love, lightened by strangeness.