Mapping Meaning, the Journal (Issue No. 2)

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Homes MJ Tyson All material carries a past, and whether we acknowledge this lineage or not, it exists. It may be to our advantage — as a way of orienting ourselves in our world — to consider the cycles of creation and destruction intrinsic to the objects and materials that surround us. Within the form of these vessels, the materials express and interact. They teach that there is no need to draw hard lines between categories or between objects. This series of vessels, Homes, explores the reincarnation of personal objects through material transformation. Right | MJ Tyson 36 Orchard Hill Drive, 2017 11" x 6" x 5" Personal objects left behind by the deceased residents of 36 Orchard Hill Drive 100 Mapping Meaning, the Journal
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