countersense, my MFA thesis, is a culmination of my 2 years at RISD. It embodies a counterhegemonic practice of sense-making; it is a practice of opening up our present conditions for critical reflection and remaking. Viewing graphic design as an interdisciplinary and expansive field of meaning-making, countersense is the framework I perform between perception and meaning-making, self and material conditions—always foregrounding what politics are chosen as a result of the personal.

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