Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki presents an installation of video and photographic work exploring themes of obsolescence, estrangement, and care. Their interest lies in using outdated, abandoned, or “undesirable” technology to create images that echo the aesthetics of early surrealism and conceptual art within new and disparate contexts.
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Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents an installation of video and photographic work during "the love and affection i used to have" presented in the Lucas Gallery on March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents an installation of video and photographic work during "the love and affection i used to have" presented in the Lucas Gallery on March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents an installation of video and photographic work during "the love and affection i used to have" presented in the Lucas Gallery on March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents an installation of video and photographic work during "the love and affection i used to have" presented in the Lucas Gallery on March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents an installation of video and photographic work during "the love and affection i used to have" presented in the Lucas Gallery on March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents "the love and affection i used to have," an installation of video and photographic work in the Lucas Gallery, March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents "the love and affection i used to have," an installation of video and photographic work in the Lucas Gallery, March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
Visual Arts senior Ameena Faruki ’22 presents an installation of video and photographic work during "the love and affection i used to have" presented in the Lucas Gallery on March 21-26, 2022. Photo by Hope VanCleaf
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The exhibition is free and open to Princeton University students, faculty, and staff. Gallery open daily at all hours.
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