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earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
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“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
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“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
Find out more »earth [bound] by Carli Holcomb
“My work, based predominantly in installation and metalsmithing, is an exploration into the way people and places are bound together. By amalgamating maps and satellite images, found natural materials, sound, and residue, my work collapses an archive of ephemera allowing alternative modes of time, memory, and perception to exist simultaneously."
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