QC10 — Paper and Gesso

 

QC9 — Conversations

"May 23 at 10:12"

"The Things I'll Never Say"

"Flows of Conversation"

 

QC8 — Found Object Drawings

Lalaloopsy dolls that belong to me and my sister

Coca-Cola bottle I've had for years

Random pine cone 

 

QC7 — Draw On Objects

Hard drive - Acrylic markers

3D printed macaroon  - Acrylic markers

Shell  - Acrylic markers

Glasses case  - Acrylic markers

 

QC6 — Thread/Yarn/Fabric

Fabrics glued on paper

Fabric on paper and gouache paint 

Punch needle

Crochet and fabric 

Fabric on cardboard

Wood, thumb tacks, and thread

 

Multiple Panel Presentation

 

Joe Rudko

Research Artist #1

Dieuwke Spaans

Research Artist #2

Victor Baroni

Research Artist #3

https://thespacegallery.com.au/blogs/news/kintsugi-the-art-of-repairing

Research Artist #4

Quick Challenges Inspiration

Sketch

I was thinking a lot about memories and memories that feel "broken." That led me to thinking about kintsugi. Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery and involves mending cracks with urushi lacquer, which is then dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum. I thought this would be an interesting way to show the idea of looking back on memories that in the past were painful but have now healed and have become part of who we are. 

QC11 — Spatial Tape Drawing

 

"Took a Wrong Turn"

"Airbending"