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Vestige


2025 

CLIENTProfessor Carrie Hott

EXHIBITEDWet Paint: USFCA’s Design and Fine Arts B.A. Thesis Exhibition at SOMArts
SKILLExhibition design · Visual communication · Sound design · Research

Vestige is a living sculptural installation examining the relationship between care, decay, and institutional dependence. Organic materials serve as metaphors for human vulnerability, foregrounding the labor required to sustain life while questioning the illusion of self-sufficiency.

Connected through a shared IV drip system, the sculptures exist in a state of flux, responding visibly to their environment and one another. Ambient soundscapes mimic breath and pulse, creating a meditative environment that invites reflection on care, maintenance, and ecological interdependence.


Ambient Pulse


A collection of six evolving soundscapes, each sonically tethered to the breath, condition, and vitality of a sculpture. Salvaged recordings of heartbeats, soil vibrations, water, and breath intertwine with organic and synthetic tones, blurring the boundary between body and environment.