You are nowhere: you are now here

Work in progress exhibition as part of the MA Design at the University of Lincoln, series of photographs of motorway service station corridors

Here You Are-You Are Here

The following thesis will address both the work I completed during my Graduate studies at the University of New Orleans (1992-96), as well as the collaborative work I executed in the years that followed. The range of materials used, individual subject matter, and the variations in presentation vary widely, but the development of concept and methodology will be illuminated by the analysis of these works under the central theme of collaboration. The works selected for presentation were chosen in order to exemplify both the thematic similarities and the conceptual dynamics of a body of work inspired by intellectual investigation and intuitive navigation on the landscape of creative possibilities

You Are HERE

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Here / There ト Are / Go ガ オリナス セカイ Here you are / Here you go / There you are / There you go ノ キノウ

本稿の目的は、「人に物を渡すとき」に使用できる4表現(Here you are / Here you go / There you are / There you go)の機能を明らかにすることである。 4表現の機能は、here / there で表される「促し(start)/ 達成(goal)」対立と、are / go で表される「状態(state)/ 行為(action)」対立の組み合わせによって、規則的に生み出される。 その結果、4表現はそれぞれ以下のような機能を持つ。Here you are 「you が"ready"な状態になるように、話者が you を促す」Here you go 「you が次の行為をするように、話者が you を促す」There you are 「you が話者の期待する状態に達したことを、話者が表明する」There you go 「you が話者の期待する行為を遂げたことを、話者が表明する」 この考え方に基づけば、映画から集めた実例を説明できるだけでなく、なぜ4表現がいずれも「人に物を渡すとき」に使用できるのか、などの疑問に対しても説明を与えることができる。 本稿では、4表現の機能に関する考察を通じて、イディオムと呼ばれるものの中にも、個々の語彙の意味を組み合わせて説明できる表現があり得ることを示唆した

You Are Here Now

Beyond the five basic senses is another bodily sense call interoception. Interoception is the process by which the nervous system interprets what is going on in the body. Dysfunction of this sense has been linked to many mental illnesses, specifically trauma disorders. In the article, “Claiming Peaceful Embodiment Through Yoga,” Rhodes (2015) explains how the bodily sense of interoception is inhibited by trauma. Rhodes examines the way therapeutic yoga interventions can be a healing process for women with complex trauma histories through reconnection and control over their bodies and emotions. Our bodies carry the weight of our stories, and as health professionals, it is our responsibility to assist in healing that brings a sense of safety, ownership, and agency back to our patients. In the health profession fields, we are immersed in scientific research writing, which often disconnects us from emotional responses such as empathy. My intention with this poetry piece is to encourage creative mediums for learning scientific material while inviting health professionals to connect with their emotions in order to build empathy for the individuals they are caring for

You are welcome here

The University of Dayton is among 57 colleges and universities nationwide to join the #YouAreWelcomeHere national scholarship program, pledging to create scholarships for international students to study in the U.S

Remain tender, you are here

We can never be linear about ourselves –Interview, David Foster Wallace. You will develop a palate – Sweetbitter, Stephanie Danler. It’s the form I’m in love with, not the content – The Argonauts – Maggie Nelson. This thesis explores my final series of photographs. I also weave together a visual log with a textual counterpart. This includes experts from my sketchbook (both visual and written) documenting the entire time I was in graduate school. This accompanying text dives into themes of intimacy, connection, unveiling, and the complex delicacies of being known

When You are Here Love

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