Sense of Home
Katie Temple
July/August 2016
Katie Temple’s renderings of domestic exteriors are personal reflections on her continuous search for “home.” Through archetypes of dormitories, apartment complexes, townhouses, and houses, she explores how moving from place to place affects her sense of home. For Temple, “the meaning of home is a way of organizing and understanding the space within ourselves—we create meaningful, authentic connections to the places we live.” “Sense of Home” combines multiple iterations and drawings of places she has lived, ultimately searching for the moment a place becomes a home.
Katie Temple grew up on a farm in rural Ohio. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Three-Dimensional studies from Bowling Green State University, Ohio in 2010 and relocated to Montana to achieve her Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Montana State University. Learn more at www.katiebtemple.com, opens a new window.
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