OP60S

MIXED MEDIA

This work utilizes optical illusions as a metaphor for difficulties dyslexics can experience processing text. It explores how one might perceive subtle movement where there is none. This series uses images of products to show different ways you might encounter text. The visual illusions drawn on top of the text create a disruption for the viewer. The use of images from a 1960s architecture magazine pays homage to the emergence of Op-Art.

PHONICS

WOOD AND PAINT

Phonics allows us to correlate sounds to different letter combinations, which can have a large degree of variability. This work shows letter combinations for the sounds (Z), (S), (K), (U), and (F). The words are arranged in different shapes to resemble vague creatures that can be widely interpreted.