Review of Jill Raymudo

Jill Raymundo, second year student of Columbus College of Art and Design’s Masters of Fine Arts, pointed out the concept of "The experience of looking is one of moving continually between the rhythms of witnessing and of realizing what is being witnessed. "

She practiced to attention at a broken fountain out of her front door . It is a negation for fountain itself and that kind of thing explored her "interest in the potentiality of what is there and the potentiality of imagined space. "

Then she began to focus on her home in Manila Philippines. She collected different stuff to explor the history, personal trajectories,fictional mythologies, even neighborhood history and social process. She found some wood pieces and videos are like a painting which the way she familiar to resolve the subject.

She also made a video mix the cities of Vancouver and Manlia, where  she was born and where she is a citizen. She lives in Columbus now and these three different homes are slowly look like same.

This is an great project to built a virtual time, history of a family and world, a relationship or social process through witnessing! She's still expanding research range and places.