First kill
- Title
- First kill
- Description
- Print: photographic by Jessica Marie Rose for Spring 2013 in ART4250. I am interested in the relationship between experience and a place, and how these two things relate to the American culture. First Kill demonstrates my experience as a young woman within an unlikely cultural setting––the hunt. In our culture, it is uncommon for a woman to hunt, especially if she is not raised in a family that integrates hunting into their lifestyle. This was an encounter that I did not want to pass up. This new intriguing curiosity to know what it is to hunt and kill led me to document what I was experiencing. By creating an installation of images from my adventure and reconstructing the original location with backlit photographs, I invite the viewer to be a part of my experience.
- Date
- 2013
- Original Format
- posters
- Extent
- 101cm x 76cm
- Local Identifier
- SOAD4556
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- Subject(s)
- East Carolina University. School of Art and Design
- Hunting in art
- Photography--North Carolina--Greenville
- Posters--North Carolina--Greenville
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- None
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