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Includes bibliographical references (pages #-#)We create in the image of ourselves. Our\ud beliefs, concerns and involvements stimulate our minds\ud and ultimately affect our work. Life experiences are\ud incorporated in our expression on conscious and\ud subconscious levels. The more we conceive and create\ud from within, the purer and more honest our manifestations\ud become. While responding to our sensitivities, we\ud ultimately develop a mature understanding of our personal\ud motives and in essence achieve a more refined mode of\ud expression. The main motivation in my work involves man's\ud sociological environment. Man's necessity to establish\ud order and regulations has always intrigued me. The\ud formulization of every aspect of our lives results in unusual pressure on the individual and society. The need\ud to keep up with imposed demands causes us frustration and\ud alienation. Specific references to these concerns and\ud others are found in my work. (See more detailed\ud explanations on pages opposite photographs.) (See more in text.