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Alice Aycock, known for her large-scale installation sculptures, many of them outdoor pieces, refers to her work as "psycho-architecture" because they invite the viewer into mysterious interiors and often arouse discomfitting feelings of claustrophobia or vertigo. Many of her pieces result from her observations of the affects of industrialization on human beings.
Aycock was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. After completing her undergraduate work at Douglass, she earned a masters degree f (showing 500 of 1975 characters). |
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