These drawings and paintings are from my time at UNLV earning my BFA degree. The major contribution of my thesis stemmed from the modern philosophy of design "form follows function", technological alienation, and Rube Goldberg machines. Instead of complex machines that live and function to do a simple task, I hoped to produce a final image of an anomaly where the machine is based on "form without function." Where the function of the machine is unimportant and all that mattered were the forms: the strokes of paint and the process to obtain it.
These drawings and paintings are from my time at UNLV earning my BFA degree. The major contribution of my thesis stemmed from the modern philosophy of design "form follows function", technological alienation, and Rube Goldberg machines. Instead of complex machines that live and function to do a simple task, I hoped to produce a final image of an anomaly where the machine is based on "form without function." Where the function of the machine is unimportant and all that mattered were the forms: the strokes of paint and the process to obtain it.
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