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Description/Abstract/Artist Statement

COVID19 coiled around each town and group of people differently. As a photographer living through the pandemic, I felt called to record it.

Over the summer of 2020, I received the Undergraduate Research and Creativity Grant. I embarked on a journey across the southern states as a journalist studying the social and economic impacts of the virus on tiny remote towns. For a month, I drove through the south with my camera and notebook in hand. The places I visited were remote and outside of the main clutches of sickness. I entered homes and businesses to discover just how far COVID19 reached into the personal lives of people in remote areas. Concluding my documentation, I wrote a book, A Sense of the South. Through my own words, quotes from people I met along the way, and facts about the opening phases and the virus as a whole merge together for a whole story.

More COVID19 related photographs and the book can be found at https://www.kieranrundleproductions.com/pandemic.

Presenting Author Name/s

Kieran Rundle

Faculty Advisor/Mentor

Greta Pratt

College Affiliation

College of Arts & Letters

Presentation Type

Artwork

Disciplines

Photography

Session Title

Art #4

Location

Zoom Room II

Start Date

3-20-2021 3:00 PM

End Date

3-20-2021 3:55 PM

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Mar 20th, 3:00 PM Mar 20th, 3:55 PM

A Sense of the South: COVID-19 Images

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COVID19 coiled around each town and group of people differently. As a photographer living through the pandemic, I felt called to record it.

Over the summer of 2020, I received the Undergraduate Research and Creativity Grant. I embarked on a journey across the southern states as a journalist studying the social and economic impacts of the virus on tiny remote towns. For a month, I drove through the south with my camera and notebook in hand. The places I visited were remote and outside of the main clutches of sickness. I entered homes and businesses to discover just how far COVID19 reached into the personal lives of people in remote areas. Concluding my documentation, I wrote a book, A Sense of the South. Through my own words, quotes from people I met along the way, and facts about the opening phases and the virus as a whole merge together for a whole story.

More COVID19 related photographs and the book can be found at https://www.kieranrundleproductions.com/pandemic.