GENEVA M. RODRIGUEZ
Undergraduate | FSU 17'
Design & Typography/Text
Florida State University
Writing & Editing in Print/Online
Curates the key term 'design' by analyzing its dynamics and creating a written and print exhibit applying different representations of design to dissimilar artifacts. Analyzes Instagram, Salvador Dali artwork, and the Lloyds Building located in the UK.
Analyzing & Remediating Assemblage
Florida State University
Writing & Editing in Print/Online
Analyzes an assemblage and remediates it to fit new rhetorical situation through new context, medium, and audience. Focuses on Pink Floyd's Back Catalogue poster.
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Representation & Campaigning
Tallahassee Pets Alive | Florida State University
Writing & Editing in Print/Online
Collaborates with two students and a non-profit animal rescue organization to develop skills of professional work. Exhibits development of campaign plan to create texts that accomodate to the needs of the organization while keeping the themes of circulation, distribution, and design present.
Final Research Paper Project
Florida State University
History of Text Technologies
Research project that centers on the notion of authorship with a main focus on the topic of women. Exhibits the journey of women authorship by highlighting Aphra Behn, Susan Gilbert and Sandra Gubar, and Virgina Woolf. Originally supposed to be done in paper format but decided to utilize theme of authorship and create a magazine to represent my own hypothetical claim of my name.
Investigative Visual Essay
Florida State University
Visual Rhetoric
Develops a visual essay using still photographs and commentary. Goes beyond the surface and analyzes photos that portray vandalism and/or vandalistic-like qualities. Argues and challenges stereotypes attached to vandalism and provides captions that combat negative perspectives by applying more insightful and positive ones.
Street Art Culture: A Video Production
Florida State University
Advanced Writing & Editing
Exhibits editing skills and creativity. It is intended to relate to the company/media outlet VICE. This video acts as a hypothetical journalistic piece that would be found on the artistic section of their website.