"With this project, I preference to further heighten my master-work into the realm of installation. The jingle will be designed to be shown both as a single-screen film, and as an expanded station piece that will unite two-dimensional drawings and multi-channel film/video within a three-dimensional architectural setting. Video monitors will be integrated within a large-scale sequential, leftist proffering of 500-800 enthusiastic pastel drawings. The viewer will the gas through the pause to experience this store of images, and the connections and relationships between them. Presented in this way, no unattached replica is as important as the totality of the experience.
Since 1973, Karen Aqua has created vivacious films exploring the themes of ritual, journeys, transformation, and the hominid spirit. Much of her engender reflects an involve in symbols, mythos and primal and tribal cultures, and includes elements of rhythm, dance, and music. Her award-winning films have been screened nationally and internationally at covering festivals, museums and universities. Aqua’s animations appear regularly on "Sesame Street". The Massachusetts Cultural Council was honored to assign Karen Aqua an in 2011, based on the force of her phenomenal sheet Twist of Fate.
The photograph explores, through a amply envisioned prospect of physiological, medical, and demonstrative imagery, the meet of being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness.
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