Interpretation Project a participatory project
Happiness by Megan Conley
Happiness is being 80 years old and still being able to enjoy life to the fullest. Happiness is winning a family horseshoe tournament on a sunny beach surrounded by the people who love you the most, your family, with a double finger! Happiness is getting to experience every bit of this with my family and [...]
Empty by Jessica Byrne
The Old Fire Tower Stands Alone, Empty until I climb to the top to fill the emptiness.
Faith by Jessica Byrne
Faith is seeing my daughter, knowing I had to have faith after 10 miscarriages. Seeing her standing there is proof of my faith.
Faith by Kally Malcolm
Pure faith is kid’s stuff. Like the belief, however temporary, that a terry cloth towel and a party favor can transform you into an all-powerful superhero. As we experience the world, faith drifts and becomes much more difficult to hold close.
Pain by Ladetra Morgan
This is my little cousin Jackelyn. She’s six. She pushed down a little boy on a playground who said, “I’m sorry your mom died.” Sometimes we’re mean, when we hurt the most.
Loneliness by Ladetra Morgan
Velma watches other cats out the window….
We’re getting another kitten next week.
Bored by Laurel Jiang
Sunday afternoon, sun was shining. I realized that I should do something instead of let the sunshine wasted. But I thought at the time all my friends were taking a nap. So I took the tripod and go outside took pictures of myself. Then I photoshop them into one picture. Haha, now I can play [...]
Bored by Ladetra Morgan
During the summer, I sit a coffee shops and read, and take pictures of myself. It’s the definition of boredom.
Empty by Vincent Purcell
On a trip to Tennessee, I was taken aback at the view from Bluff Mountain. Atop the abandoned water tower lost in a jungle of cell phone and microwave communication towers, an eerie quiet fell upon upon the world interrupted only by the massive wind gusts–a strange reminder that above the bustling tourist trap USA, [...]
Faith by Latara Appleby
Faith that there is end in sight, the hardest part is just finding your way there.
Happiness by Linda M.
The neighborhood cat, Socks, constantly roams around my street and meows or hisses at people. One day Socks paid a visit to my front porch and curled up on my camp chair. I wanted so badly to get a shot of him sleeping but as I pointed my camera in Sock’s direction he perked up [...]
Bored by Latara Appleby
This is my friend Sarah, who offered to model for me for a class project. I think this speaks for itself about how many students feel in certain classes. It could also be interpreted as a college student having a hard time adjusting.
