Faculty of Art
Cross-Disciplinary Art: Life Studies
Elizabeth DeCoste
06 Naturalia
2022
Etching, soft ground, and aquatint.
9"x12"
Intaglio print of items in the artist's collection.
“ 'Naturalia' depicts blurred object taxonomies by exemplifying the unclear borders of categorization for some items, purposefully confusing the categorization of groupings. Print media played an essential role in the production of scientific and museological knowledge, and mobilizing this medium furthers aesthetic references and my "collection as archival practice" framework. Like traditional art catalogues, the print is referential to the collection. ”
Work by
Elizabeth DeCoste
Life Studies and Printmaking/Publications
“My thesis project "Specufabula” explores Western knowledge systems found in scientific and museological histories. The term "Specufabula" references a neologism posed by Helen Palmer in her article...” [More]
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