Watson, Charles G., 2023
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C.G. Watson's written thesis (33 pp.), "Light & Shadow: Corning, General Electric, and the Incandescent Bulb," in which he explores how scientific innovation and discovery are entwined with art, spirituality, and philosophy, forms part of Watson's MFA/EDA thesis project film, The Glass Evangelist. Also includes a digital .pdf of the thesis.
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- Charles G. (C.G.) Watson is a filmmaker, photographer, and writer from Huntington Beach, California. His multimedia style and intimate approach to portraiture strive to create a poetic experience that is both cerebral and emotionally resonant.
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