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Showing results for: Olivia Aguiar
Painting
One of the most difficult aspects of our existence is to make sense of it
by Olivia Aguiar
Like volcanoes, ghost nets (abandoned fishing nets) constellated throughout Sao Miguel's oceans, co-mingle forces categorically defined as oppositional (Ghost Gear Removal Competitions") (De Wolffe). In "Plastic Naturecultures," Kim De Wolffe... More
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Like a jewel thrown at a Polluted brookling
by Olivia Aguiar
Throughout pop culture and science fiction, the empty chair and the mirror commonly signify an absent presence. Wise tales tell stories of empty chairs appearing to be filled at night or shadows looming in mirrors. In horror movies like "The... More
Painting
At these special occasions I think life is worth living
by Olivia Aguiar
In her chapter "Tentacular Thinking" from "Staying with the Trouble," Donna Haraway conceptualizes earthly existence as multiply connected, positing that our dependence on relationships is often more apparent during times of loss (38-39). For... More
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What a wonderful world it is, the world of software for computers
by Olivia Aguiar
The Microsoft Word files and photo archives I ascertained from my grandfather's floppy disks were poorly re-formatted and low quality, but informed by Hito Steryl's theoretical engagements with the digital, these accidental abstractions struck me... More
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