Quaranzine: Dialogue During a Polarizing Pandemic

ZINE, 2020

This zine explores my personal experience during the start of the 2020 COVID pandemic. As racial tensions began to escalate throughout the nation, I started initiating uncomfortable and necessary conversations surrounding race and white privilege with my family. This zine serves as a cathartic record of these conversations.

Published in the Gleeson Zine Library at the University of San Francisco

 

Consumer Instruction Manual for the Modern Adolescent

PUBLICATION, 2020

This piece is a satirical detournement of a 1952 publication that I found in the Prelinger Library in San Francisco. Through my reinterpretation of the original publication, I am critiquing consumerism and capitalism in hopes of exposing their problematic effects on our society, particularly in reference to our youth. By manipulating the source material, I highlight how we indoctrinate our youth into patterns of consumerism from a young age.

 

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