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Pohnpei, Micronesia. Saudeleur Dynasty. c. 700-1600 CE. Baslat boulders and prismatic columns.

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Kiki Smith. 2001 CE. Ink and pencil on paper.

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Magdalena Abakanowicz. 1985 CE. Burlap, resin, wood, nails, and string.

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Mary Cassatt. 1890-1891 CE. Drypoint and aquatint.

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Piet Mondrian. 1930 CE. Oil on canvas.

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I chose this work to recreate because the primary colors immediately reminded me of m&ms, a candy I love. I knew I would have fun trying to recreate it using just candy. My materials included blue, yellow and red m&ms, as well as marshmallows and black licorice. It took longer than I expected to get the scale of everything right and make shapes as accurate as possible, but I'm very happy with the result!

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I chose to recreate this piece because I really love the realistic subject matter and the process of "getting ready" is something everyone can relate to. My materials included objects I found all over my house, I even used a sheet to try and depict the woman's dress since I don't have a white dress. I used the most neutral shirt I have to wear in the recreating because obviously I needed to wear something on the top half unlike in the real artwork. Gathering the materials was a pretty quick process, the hardest part in my recreation process was trying to get the mirror angle right so you could actually see me in the reflection. Overall, I'm proud of the result!

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This piece of architecture was definitely my favorite recreation! I chose this because Nan Madol has always reminded me of Lincoln Logs in the way it utilizes stacked columns. Since I didn't have those, the next thing that popped into my head was using pretzel rods and sticks! I also used shredded lettuce because it resembles the greenery of the scene. I had to be very delicate in my stacking process, so it took me quite a while to get everything in place, but I'm very satisfied with the result!

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In Progress (Bribing my dog with treats!)

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In Progress (Bribing my dog with treats!)

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I chose to recreate this piece first because the wolf reminds me of my dog and I loved the idea of incorporating her into my project! The only materials I needed for this was myself, my dog, and some treats. She doesn't like to be told what to do, so getting her into position was a struggle and the only way she would lay down was on the couch, but I was able to get a pretty solid recreation shot, plus she looks so cute!

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Setting up the shot!

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I chose to recreate this piece because my boyfriend wanted to help me with this project and I knew he could embody the subject of Adrogyne lll! I didn't have anything very similar to the base that the real Androgyne sits on, so I used the closest thing I had, the coffee table from my living room. I also chose to move the table to my foyer so I could get the sharp lighting that would show the details of his back like the original piece. All I had to do after that was position him correctly and snap a photo!