Fiona received an Independent Research Fellowship to help her develop her research project.

For this project, I immersed myself in the works of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch by studying his original woodblocks and lesser-known prints in Oslo and Hamburg. I then created a collection of three hand-printed fabric quilts inspired by Munch’s homeland, artistic process, and woodcut prints. Here, I’m pictured presenting my work at the Weitz.

— Fiona Fraser ’18
A student stands beside a quilt
Fiona Frasier ’18 presents her quilts
A student stands beside a quilt
Fiona Frasier ’18 presents her quilts
A student stands beside some hanging quilts
Fiona Frasier ’18 presents her quilts
Students gather in a small room with artwork on the walls
Fiona Frasier ’18 with her quilts in the Weitz Center
A student sands outide in the winter holding a quilt
Fiona Frasier ’18 with her second quilt
A student holds a quilt outside
Fiona Frasier ’18 with her third quilt