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INVISIBLE STITCH

This project started in the ARTE 306 intermedia class. I wanted to explore themes of mental health and personal experience in my art practice. The idea began when I opened the door in my bedroom, and I could no longer walk; this messy room was not intentionally planned; it reflected how my thoughts work, how the thoughts turn to actions, and how this action is self-sabotaging. I did not digest my feelings but sped through the day by throwing things on the floor and trying to rest as soon as possible. Then, I began to pick up some objects; what happened was I could not match the socks, or some of them were ripped. That is when I realized it was the time to do something about it. So, I wrote a poem about this experience. Later, I was introduced to a new theory called the OOO theory (Object-Oriented Ontology), which highlights the idea of breaking down the hierarchy between humans and objects. Treating an object as our friend, not something we own, allows the individual to practice empathy. I personally believe that if the individual treats the object well, they will likely treat other things like animals, humans, and places, including themselves, with respect as well.

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