Dismantling Stigma in Interactive Digital LiteratureMain Menu(con)TEXTAmber Tilling-RichardsThe Universe is a Lonely PlaceAmber Tilling-RichardsI'm betterby Abigail Kennedy-DominguezThe Vine and the FishBy Abigail Kennedy-DominguezHana FeelsPlease answer carefullyIntroStudent BiosAbout the student authorsWorks Cited ListAbigail Kennedy-Dominguez25eae2c35e51b710f60feb8c3daee993ce3eedffAmber Tilling-Richards530a783a57d3962a473eea495ca23667abd2258aAlvin Magata56c90a67d92e01245d2cd36b3e9863de8a1bbbd2Elias Seidb2a5a9a8cfb4248b2351ad0530a9d9ca6f0505aa
WRWT artwork 1
12023-12-09T03:25:50+00:00Elias Seidb2a5a9a8cfb4248b2351ad0530a9d9ca6f0505aa1931my powerpoint art pieceplain2023-12-09T03:25:50+00:00Elias Seidb2a5a9a8cfb4248b2351ad0530a9d9ca6f0505aa
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12023-12-09T03:23:06+00:00When Rivers Were Trails 22By: Elias Seidplain2023-12-09T03:27:02+00:00When I first played this game, it was an enthralling game. I wanted to capture that experience and themes in "When Rivers Were Trails" in my way. Therefore, I created a minimalist art piece through PowerPoint. At first, I wanted the viewer of my work to connect it to the loss and renewal of a home, but now I have a different perspective. I believe it fits nicely to communicate about stigmas, specifically in "When Rivers Were Trails." Stigmas can be in the surroundings of your thoughts (such as the dark background) and try to crush your ideas or beliefs (the circle). However, stigmas do not completely control you and who you are (the circle never disappears permanently). That is why I believe my artwork greatly reflects the incredible "When Rivers Were Trails."