Veiled aggressions
exhibition design, self portraits, motion graphics
Veiled Aggressions, tries to identify what it’s like being biracial in America. It explores how people’s hidden aggressions and biases cause biracial people to feel like they do not belong in their environment. As a result, these actions begin to tear and rip apart pieces of that person—forcing them to piece together their past experiences within a new environment where they can find a sense of belonging and understanding.
Advisors:
Jennifer Cole Phillips, Ellen Lupton, Jeremy Hoffman, Abraham Burickson
