Type of Document	Master's Thesis
Author	Saluti, Andrew Jay
Author's Email Address	andrew@functionalpress.com
URN	etd-0417102-132600
Title	Human Heir
Degree	Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)
Department	Art
Advisory Committee	Advisor Name Title Kimberly Arp Committee Chair Ed Smith Committee Member Gregg Elliott Committee Member Rod Parker Committee Member Tom Neff Committee Member
Keywords	mechanism lego man humanity anvil
Date of Defense	2002-03-29
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract Human heir catalogues the mechanism as living being through character and interaction. The life of basic machines such as hand tools and anvils is characterized by the interaction with other mechanical forms and the collaboration with their creator, the human machine. The concepts of function, personality, relevance, and existence are observed on seemingly lifeless elements, and the simplicity of the human mechanism is explored.
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