Author: Kaitlyn Segreti

Peter Callesen, On the Other Side I intend to borrow the smooth architectural design that Callesen uses while also using paper.

For my final project, I will focus on the concept of dreams, particularly the irregularity of dream landscapes. I find dreams to be an extremely fascinating phenomenon. While psychologists, philosophers, and scientists have grappled with their meaning for centuries, dreams have yet to be fully understood and explained. Therefore, their mysterious ambiguity continues to intrigue… Continue reading Kaitlyn Segreti – project 3 research assignments 1 and 2

The first artist interview I watched featured Judith Scott. Scott is a deaf artist with Down syndrome who began creating art at age 43 after being introduced to Creative Growth Art Center in 1987. Creative Growth Art Center is a nonprofit organization designed to support artists with disabilities. In the video, Scott captures the humanistic… Continue reading Kaitlyn Segreti – Art21 contemporary sculpture assignment

One thing I found interesting was that Pfaff claimed that she was never interested in becoming a sculptor. Being a painter first, she was inspired by artists like Elizabeth Murray and was deterred by welding because of their dirty, alcoholic associations. But when she began with her first welder, she noted that she got a… Continue reading Kaitlyn Segreti – Art21 Pfaff reflection