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Title
Weatherlore exhibition documentation
Creator
Russell, Elizabeth
Contributor
Novillo Erickson, Hannah
Contributing Institution
California College of the Arts Libraries
Collection
CCA/C Archives
Rights Information
This content is licensed CC-BY-NC per the terms at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ . You may not use the material for commercial purposes without permission and must give appropriate credit. Contact the CCA Libraries with questions about licensing or attribution.
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Description
Weatherlore is a process of divination and exchange between human culture and environment, through which we attempt to predict the weather, and to decipher meaning from it in turn. Abstraction is another means of reciprocal exchange through which signs, symbols and materials conjure meaning and metaphor. My work captures the sightlines, spatial relationships, and color conjunctions where the land meets the sea. Through paper, cotton, and paint, I translate experiences of atmosphere and seascape into their most essential, distilled expression, creating formal objects that are embedded with fragments and traces of memory, as if sunwashed by time.
Type
image
Format
Mixed media
born digital
image/jpeg
application/pdf
Identifier
https://vault.cca.edu/items/86e4b730-ae16-4f58-badb-5ab430939c26/0/
Language
English

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