Examples Of Hewn By Anne Harris

After today’s lab period, the DePauw Farmhouse no longer has a roof or ceiling beams. You can see straight into the sky. This made my mind wonder whether the north addition should still be considered a room. When does a room no longer become a room? Is it when it roof is removed? Is it when its walls are taken down? What makes a room, a room? This idea continues to reflect the type of ontology we have been discussing in class. Plus, it makes encourages my classmates and I to view materials we deconstruct differently. Anne Harris’ article “Hewn” revealed that this is not the first time the wood has been hewn. Instead, each piece of wood was hewn from its former tree state. It was hewn into a piece of wooden board for construction. Moreover,