This master's thesis focuses on the phenomenon of festivity in order to better understand the spatial qualities of platforms for experiences of release. The work is grounded in the intimate connection between post-industrial landscapes and the emerg
       
     
 This work seeks to explore making as a vehicle for understanding contamination as an analogy for intoxication. The aim is to develop viscerally affective models followed by drawings that convey the porous, vulnerable qualities the human body has in
       
     
 December 2016
       
     
 poplar, LED puck, wax, white stain, biscuit joints  Winter 2017
       
     
 The project intervenes in a residual industrial space with fuel bunkers, above- and below-grade piping, drainage pits, fences, and remnant machinery. You are not welcome here, merely tolerated. If you come after sundown, a police car is likely on it