A view of Michelle Marshall's Senior Project installation in the Libby Gallery of the Hand Art Center, April 30, 2025. Michelle developed five short motion graphic pieces inspired by books that feature dystopian futures (i.e., Handmaid�s Tale, Fahrenheit 451, and others). Each one is installed on a tablet with headphones and placed in a custom-printed case to make them feel more like a book. Her project statement read:
""Hooked on a Paradigm presents a collection of motion covers. Each motion cover represents a story with dystopian perspectives that creates a paradigm shift for the characters in the story, or the reader. Broadly, these narratives depict issues surrounding government power shifts, human rights, & religion. When we encounter issues like these that challenge what we know, shake our resolve, and threaten our identity, we enter the space of a paradigm shift.
I care about making works that relate to paradigm shifts through relevant issues in society. My motion covers offer no bias of perspective and serve as a faithful witness to their respective stories. These motion covers are a mix of narrative video and 3d modeling installation pieces.
Supported by the LaValle Experiential Learning Fund"" - Stetson University Archives
A view of Michelle Marshall's Senior Project installation in the Libby Gallery of the Hand Art Center, April 30, 2025. Michelle developed five short motion graphic pieces inspired by books that feature dystopian futures (i.e., Handmaid�s Tale, Fahrenheit 451, and others). Each one is installed on a tablet with headphones and placed in a custom-printed case to make them feel more like a book. Her project statement read:
""Hooked on a Paradigm presents a collection of motion covers. Each motion cover represents a story with dystopian perspectives that creates a paradigm shift for the characters in the story, or the reader. Broadly, these narratives depict issues surrounding government power shifts, human rights, & religion. When we encounter issues like these that challenge what we know, shake our resolve, and threaten our identity, we enter the space of a paradigm shift.
I care about making works that relate to paradigm shifts through relevant issues in society. My motion covers offer no bias of perspective and serve as a faithful witness to their respective stories. These motion covers are a mix of narrative video and 3d modeling installation pieces.
Supported by the LaValle Experiential Learning Fund""
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A view of Michelle Marshall's Senior Project installation in the Libby Gallery of the Hand Art Center, April 30, 2025. Michelle developed five short motion graphic pieces inspired by books that feature dystopian futures (i.e., Handmaid�s Tale, Fahrenheit 451, and others). Each one is installed on a tablet with headphones and placed in a custom-printed case to make them feel more like a book. Her project statement read:
""Hooked on a Paradigm presents a collection of motion covers. Each motion cover represents a story with dystopian perspectives that creates a paradigm shift for the characters in the story, or the reader. Broadly, these narratives depict issues surrounding government power shifts, human rights, & religion. When we encounter issues like these that challenge what we know, shake our resolve, and threaten our identity, we enter the space of a paradigm shift.
I care about making works that relate to paradigm shifts through relevant issues in society. My motion covers offer no bias of perspective and serve as a faithful witness to their respective stories. These motion covers are a mix of narrative video and 3d modeling installation pieces.
Supported by the LaValle Experiential Learning Fund""
