Visual Arts

Artist: Tiphaine Girault-Bath

Author:

Abstract

Eleven pieces of artwork follow a deaf individual who is navigating a world of sound in isolation. The artwork highlights deaf people masking to fit with hearing society, allies advocating for the deaf, and more. This collection shifts between various formats with comic strips and paint.

Keywords: Deaf Art, Isolation, Hearing Society, Comics, Advocacy

How to Cite: Girault-Bath, T. (2014) “Artist: Tiphaine Girault-Bath”, Deaf Studies Digital Journal. 4(0). doi: https://doi.org/10.3998/15499139.0004.238

COLLECTION:

Artwork #1
Artwork #1

“Autruche”

Drawing

In a comic strip style, Girault-Bath infers how the ability to hear can make us vulnerable to traps and further draws the blessing of being deaf.

Artwork #2
Artwork #2

“Detective”

Drawing

Artwork #3
Artwork #3

“Hybridite”

Mixed Media

Artwork #4
Artwork #4

“Lune”

Other

Artwork #5
Artwork #5

“Nouveaute”

Painting

Artwork #6
Artwork #6

“Porte Nite”

Drawing

Artwork #7
Artwork #7

“Banane”

Drawing

Artwork #8
Artwork #8

“Blahblah”

Other

Artwork #9
Artwork #9

“Golfetlesourd”

Drawing

Artwork #10
Artwork #10

“Pollution Sonore”

Digital Art

Artwork #11
Artwork #11

“Sourd Interprete”

Digital Art