Visualizing Toxic Subjects

Rachel Lee & Molly Bloom: Interventions

I would blow up the image of the police officer playing Connect 4 so that this is the only image on the left side. It has such affective force that I think it should be the main focus...Read more

Stephanie Narrow: Toxic Family Tree

To this end, I wonder if editing the image to pair with a similar graphic that removes or "translates" some of the molecular jargon into easily recognizable uses for these compounds (i.e. that you...Read more

Diana Gamez: OXIC OVER-TIME

As a native of Los Angeles, I have witnessed the smog worsen over the years. These photographs serve to complicate and add nuance to how people have conceptualized smog as a problem in LA. In the...Read more

Chae Yoo: Exposure ... to information

This is a collage of infographics designed by various institutions to disseminate information. One way we could build larger research question on this is perhaps to examine what kind of formal...Read more

Diana Gamez: STEEL RESERVE

This image complicates toxicity on multiple levels that are often overlooked. First, the physical and actual toxicity of trash is present and makes me wonder, what about this setting has been...Read more

Alice Chen: Cisgender Fragility

These two images show how certain bodies are marked toxic by heternormativity and then subsequently policed by those who are heternormative. This makes us question who is actually engage in toxic...Read more

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