Graduation Date
2022
Preview
Date of Exhibition
4-9-2022
Title of Exhibition
Prograde & Retrograde
Artist Statement
Images of suburbia are a ubiquitous metaphor for
nostalgia and the myth of the American dream.
Growing up moving around the Eastern US, the
American suburbs were the backdrop of my childhood.
These seemingly identical neighborhoods existed no
matter which county or state lines my family crossed.
This made suburban homes feel reliable yet, in a way,
inescapable. In this way, my art takes a critical look at
the gap between the promise and the reality of the
American dream and suburbia.
Type of Work
Sculpture
Dimensions
8 in x 6 in x 11 in
Medium
radio, synthetic moss, clay
Date of Online Publication
2022
Rights
Copyright 2022, Sophia DiMarzio. Reproduced with permission. The artists and/or collaborators who contribute to the Rollins College Student Art Gallery and Archive retain the rights to their own works. In making these collection materials available, Rollins College does not grant permission to reproduce or redistribute them, in part or in full. The College does not own the copyright to any of the materials, cannot grant any requests for permission to reproduce them, and will forward reproduction requests to the artists and/or collaborators.
Keywords
synthetic moss, clay, radio, nostalgia, America, American dream, memory, reflection, mix media, sculpture