Please view the photograph and relate it to the following quote:
According to Ethridge, “The same kind of information shows up on each refrigerator: kids’ drawings, letters, refrigerator magnets, little stories, all kinds of kitschy things that seem to express the unconscious values of the owner. When there was a family involved, the fridges were much more chaotic. They seemed to tell life stories.”
View photograph: Roe Ethridge, Refrigerator, 1999
Select the link above (My Refrigerator: Sensory Description) to complete/submit this writing assignment.
According to Ethridge, “The same kind of information shows up on each refrigerator: kids’ drawings, letters, refrigerator magnets, little stories, all kinds of kitschy things that seem to express the unconscious values of the owner. When there was a family involved, the fridges were much more chaotic. They seemed to tell life stories.”
To complete this assignment:
Examine your home refrigerator and portray it through detailed sensory description. Report on the visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, and tactile properties of your refrigerator. Is what Ethridge states true to your experience? Does your refrigerator tell a life story?
Assignment Requirements:
- Write a brief sensory description in approximately 400-600 words.
- Submit your written description as a Word document (.doc or .docx file types).
