Architectural Kaleidoscope
The digital collage works in the series Architectural Kaleidoscope playfully reinterpret forms and shapes found in 20th century architecture. The undulating 2D images challenge viewers perception of 3D space, perspective, scale and function. In Architectural Kaleidoscope the pieces are stitched together to create a college that represents unity in common structures visible throughout the American landscape.
This project was inspired by the works of Bernd and Hilla Becher, whose indexical work on built structures examine the subtly shifting industrial landscape and by Mark Klett, whose re-photography projects consider shifts in way we view the landscape and built world.
Entrance Hall
Swivel
Snowflakes
Do Not Enter
Holy Window
Cathedrals
Rusted Tops
Configuration
Rooftops
Tricia Brummett is a Studio Arts major with a concentration in Photography at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. She will graduate in May of 2020 with a Bachelor of Science. Her photographic work has covered a wide range of topics including family dynamics, gender issues, and self-confidence. Her current work explores architectural elements and design themes. In addition to her photographic studies, Brummett is a double major in Social Work. She is currently developing a project with K-12 students that utilizes Photo Voice, a program that encourages students to use photography as a means to advocate for educational and social justice issues. Upon graduation, Brummett plans to move to Chicago where she hopes to continue her work with Photo Voice and her personal work on gender issues through street photography.
To view more of Tricia's work, check out: https://triciabrummett.wixsite.com/tbphotography
