100 Years
Building on my earlier visualizations of 100 Hours and 100 Days, this work extends the inquiry to 100(+) years, framed through the lens of my family tree. The interplay of hues, shades, and saturation becomes a shared language—legible at both micro and macro scales. Colors cascade downward, absorbed by those beneath, symbolizing how each generation is shaped by the ones before.
Threads of string trace connections across long horizons of time, revealing both continuity and divergence. Within the composition, the darkest and deepest tones signal the most enduring aspects of who we are—reminders of the varying degrees of influence and connection that shape us as individuals.
Byproduct Project
The creation of my 100 Years project left me with a pile of paint-soaked paper towels that I couldn’t bear to throw away. The colors were vibrant and worthy of their own creative exploration. With an old cardboard box as my canvas, I created a topographical map of color and texture, measuring 7 feet high by two feet wide.