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Final: Artist Statement
Taylor McCormick Professor Jaime Aelavanthara Digital Photography I 7 May 2020 Artist Statement Topics such as inclusivity and accessibility are spoken about now more than ever before. The world is constantly changing and adapting to meet the needs of those with disabilities. Despite the fact that individuals with special needs are often recognized and provided with the support that they deserve, no matter what, their lives do not always completely match up to what is considered the life of a “typical” American. Specifically, when examining the home life of an individual with a disability, one may learn that they have to do things in their own, special way in order to best cater to themselves. In my series, titled, “There’s No Place Like Home” I address this idea and utilize still-life photography to provide my audience with a glimpse of the home lives of those with disabilities. For inspiration for these photographs, I used interviews I have cond...
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