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Kirsten J. Doolin♦
Prof. Priya Kambli, Faculty Mentor

This series explores domestic space as a site of intimacy, routine, and quiet self-obsession. I wanted to create a space where still life, portraiture, and landscape could coexist, so I approached the home as a place where these categories blend naturally. Each room becomes a landscape of lived-in details - plants, clutter, furniture, light - while everyday objects function as still-life elements that reveal traces of presence. 

By merging portraiture, still life, and the domestic landscape, this project reflects on the subtle ways a home holds memory, habit, and emotion. It asks how much of ourselves is embedded in the spaces we inhabit - and how much remains hidden, even from our view. 

 

Keywords: Photography, Still Life, Portraiture, Landscape

Topic(s):Art
Studio Art - Annual Juried Student Exhibition
Studio Art

Presentation Type: Studio Art Exhibit

Session: TBA
Location: TBA
Time: TBA

♦ Indicates Truman Graduate Student