Cas Bradley's work was on display at The Elsewhere Studio as part of the Student Showcase on April 16, 2024. For her project, �Gods and Ghosts,� she took photos of friends and others and, ultimately, created pixelated abstractions of their images through digital editing. �I love working with abstraction in photography because photography captures the real moment, but when you abstract something, it�s not really the real moment,� she said.
To add a component from her Psychology major, she incorporated Infrasound � sound waves with a frequency below the lower limit of human audibility. �So, when you walk into the room, you get hit with this wave of sound that you�re not exactly sure where it�s coming from. And I wanted people to experience that disconnect between what you�re hearing and what you�re seeing, and what�s actually there,� described Bradley, who plans to take a gap year before applying for graduate school. - Stetson University Archives
Cas Bradley's work was on display at The Elsewhere Studio as part of the Student Showcase on April 16, 2024. For her project, �Gods and Ghosts,� she took photos of friends and others and, ultimately, created pixelated abstractions of their images through digital editing. �I love working with abstraction in photography because photography captures the real moment, but when you abstract something, it�s not really the real moment,� she said.
To add a component from her Psychology major, she incorporated Infrasound � sound waves with a frequency below the lower limit of human audibility. �So, when you walk into the room, you get hit with this wave of sound that you�re not exactly sure where it�s coming from. And I wanted people to experience that disconnect between what you�re hearing and what you�re seeing, and what�s actually there,� described Bradley, who plans to take a gap year before applying for graduate school.
Cas Bradley's work was on display at The Elsewhere Studio as part of the Student Showcase on April 16, 2024. For her project, �Gods and Ghosts,� she took photos of friends and others and, ultimately, created pixelated abstractions of their images through digital editing. �I love working with abstraction in photography because photography captures the real moment, but when you abstract something, it�s not really the real moment,� she said.
To add a component from her Psychology major, she incorporated Infrasound � sound waves with a frequency below the lower limit of human audibility. �So, when you walk into the room, you get hit with this wave of sound that you�re not exactly sure where it�s coming from. And I wanted people to experience that disconnect between what you�re hearing and what you�re seeing, and what�s actually there,� described Bradley, who plans to take a gap year before applying for graduate school.
