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Student

Ami Maria Hernandez (B.F.A. '27)

Hometown

Silver Spring, Maryland

Class

ART 3599 Advanced Drawing: The Pictorial Travelogue

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This travelogue chronicles a residency in Italy by mapping the bustling life of the Tiber onto the obsessive patterns of Roman pavements. This work employs the rhythmic monotony of the pavement as a formal constraint, using it to frame the vibrant energy of the riverbank. In this study, the pavement is no longer a passive surface but a narrative device that anchors the fleeting inhabitants of the Tiber within the enduring pattern of the Roman landscape.

Two people look at a white wall with a series of triangular panels in a line.
Tiber, gouache on paper, 21 cm x 210 cm.
One person looks at a white wall with a series of triangular panels in a line.
Tiber, gouache on paper, 21 cm x 210 cm.
A long sheet of paper is folded into triangles that are colored with shades of green and blue.
Tiber, gouache on paper, 21 cm x 210 cm.
A long sheet of paper is folded into triangles that are colored with shades of green and blue.
Tiber, gouache on paper, 21 cm x 210 cm.

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