Painting
Homesickness
Having spent so much of my life in Waterloo, I find it hard to feel homesick (both when I’m away from it and when I’m there). I remember so much of it as home but when I go back it doesn’t feel like it, not as much as I hoped it would.
Painting
I Felt Your Shape
Part of my final thesis body of work, “You’re Like Water, I’m Like Glue.”
Painting
Navigator. ..don't make me laugh
Similar to ‘Nerve, Nerves (teary-eyed boy),’ ‘Navigator. ..don’t make me laugh’ describes a superimposed figure in a forest scene. Cropped, transparent, and horizontally stretched, the dissociator exists in and out of the scene, hardly of either.
Painting
Nerve, Nerves (teary-eyed boy)
Part of my final thesis body of work, “You’re Like Water, I’m Like Glue.”
Painting
With Limp Arms I Can Feel Most of You
Part of my final thesis body of work, “You’re Like Water, I’m Like Glue.”
Installation
You're Like Water, I'm Like Glue
Installation view of my thesis body of work, You're Like Water, I'm Like Glue.
Work by
Connor Rothe
Painting
“You’re Like Water, I’m Like Glue explores dissociation as the loss of self/reality, as a state of complete mental detachment. Mirroring sentiments of loss, loneliness, disembodiment, and...” [More]