Veronica Black
Born in Memphis, Tennessee, raised in Alaska, Montana, South Dakota and New Mexico. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Filmmaking and a minor in Studio Art at New Mexico Highlands University. Has experience in graphic design, website development, and video installation for museums and non-profit. She enjoy telling stories; her own or collaborating and sharing with others.
Perishable Bodies
Garments made from food that are an interpretation of the skin as a metaphor.
My thesis is exploring the skin as metaphor by designing a series of materials that will be an interpretation of distorted body image and eating disorders to help me recover from my eating disorder. I developed these materials, which will cover the body as a second skin, through a combination of research on wearable technology, sustainable material, and distorted body image.
Thesis Faculty
Fall: Melanie Crean
Spring: Katherine Moriwaki
Writing & Research Faculty
Fall: Christine Prentice-Popken
Spring: Louisa Campbell
