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NEVEREVEN

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Master in Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Visual Arts Theses Exhibitions
Author
Aguilera, Adrian
Abstract

NEVEREVEN unfolds as an immersive exploration of the dynamic and often volatile terrain of contact zones—those in-between spaces where cultures, identities, and histories collide, intermingle, and inevitably transform one another. This idea manifests as a orchestrated three-channel video, image, text, timestamp, color (RGB), and sound installation, enveloping viewers in a multi-sensory environment. Through the interplay of fleeting movements, resonant textures, and evocative visual languages, NEVEREVEN seeks to articulate the intricate complexities inherent in moments of connection and the inevitable tensions of discord arising from cultural confluence.

Extending beyond the projected screens, the installation actively solicits audience participation in a choreography of perception. It invites you into a physical and conceptual navigation of fluid perspectives and unfixed territories where established meanings dissolve and are perpetually contested and redefined. The installation invites audiences to navigate shifting perspectives and in-betweenness spaces where meaning is continually negotiated

Date Issued
2025
Type
dissertation or thesis

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