Self Portrait
Framed as a self-portrait, it brings the New Mexican landscape into dialogue with architectural notation. Screen-printed in deep desert tones, the scene evokes a sense of childhood familiarity and quiet nostalgia. In contrast, the architectural markings suggest future ambitions—offering a forward-looking balance to the reflective image. Together, they propose an expanded definition of portraiture, where identity is not fixed, but continuously shaped by memory, experience, and aspiration.
Date Completed: Fall 2022
Location: Providence, RI
Advisor: Lois Harada