Four second-year Master of Fine Arts candidates organized Refract, an art exhibition that showcases their large sculptures, narrative photography and interactive technology. “Ultimately the title had some good flexibility that I think spoke for the immersive qualities in all of our work,” said Elijah Ruhala, “as though our time here at TCU this far refracted through our hands to make the work presented.” Austin Lewis crafted the sculpture in the front viewing room from recycled materials. “His sculptural and text-based works, crafted from discarded items and snippets of popular culture, challenge viewers to reconsider the oddity and wonder in the mundane,” according to a press release from The Art Galleries at TCU.
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TCU’s 2024 MFA candidacy exhibition displays recycled materials, interactive technology
By Addison Thummel, Staff Writer
Published Feb 16, 2024
Elijah Ruhala’s piece: “The(ir)Art of Loving” is displayed at The Art Galleries at TCU. (Addison Thummel/Staff Photographer)