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Colin Urbina

August 06, 2020
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Cambridge, Massachusetts
Member for 10 years

So Far, Colin Urbina
Paper Board, eco-dyed Japanese tissue, ink.
12 x 15 x 1.5 cm
Completed in 2020

What inspired you to create this work or select this text for your submission?
When the pandemic hit, my studio was far away and not super accessible. I needed to make something to react to the moment and used the materials I had at my home. So to both express my anxieties of the current moment, I decided to make a timeline of what's happened. Now in September it's easy to forget the desperation for masks that gripped us all in March and April. It's easy to forget that hydroxychloroquine was a scandal and false lead for a treatment. Seeing it all laid out helped me remember.

Colin Urbina is a graduate of North Bennet Street school and has been binding books professionally since 2011. See more of Colin’s work here.

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