BFA Curatorial Studies

Minors in Fine Arts & Textiles
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Shannon Ferrari is an artist and curator from Lancaster, PA. A graduate of Moore College of Art & Design, Ferrari uses both their artistic practice and their curatorial practice to explore their relationship with "self."

Their senior thesis project, "427: Communicating with the Inner Child," examines "self" to uncover and understand emotions of the inner child, such as anger and fear, that are currently surfacing because of the uncertainty of the post-graduate future. By using art and writing as therapy, the project aims to create a healthy relationship between the child self and the adult self to confidently navigate the future without doubt and fear.

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IMAGE GALLERY: 427: COMMUNICATING WITH THE INNER CHILD

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    Sometimes I stand with you and listen to you tell me how you see the world through your eyes

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies
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    But you didn't cry. You got back up and climbed the stairs.

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies
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    That's where you are. I know you're smiling.

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies
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    When we look at the stars, we're looking into each other's eyes. I'm always here when you need me.

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies
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    At least I can still visit in my dreams

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies
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    Take a deep breath and know we'll always have each other, no matter what comes our way

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies
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    We Will Be Okay

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies
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    Message Received

    by: Shannon Ferrari ‘22
    BFA Curatorial Studies

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