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Studio Journal

A collection of creative work, critical reflections, brief research, and notes from my practice as a Studio Art student and writer.

Here, I document the ideas, experiments, and questions that shape my work— from studio projects and art-historical research to poetry, fiction, design, and the creative process behind them.

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Art History Research #01: The Conception of Perception…

The Construction of Perception: From Romantic Sublimity to Impressionist Immediacy

A comparative study of J. M. W. Turner's The Slave Ship (1840) and Claude Monet's Impression, Sunrise (1872), examining how color, light, and atmosphere shape the viewer's perception. Through formal analysis and historical context, this research explores the relationship between Romantic sublimity and Impressionist immediacy, considering how paintings transform visual experience into something felt as much as seen.

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