Introducing Lisa Castro Endresen



Hi, my name is Lisa Castro Endresen. I work at Trinity in the Department of Art and Art History. I'm the Manager of the Neidorff Gallery and Director of the University Collection. I look forward to learning how to use available tools in the MakerSpace. I hope to create objects to highlight exhibitions in the Neidorff Art Gallery, and design and build labels for campus artwork. I have only personally created one object in the MakerSpace: a box for my father's Trinity beanie. It was a wonderful experience, and made me want to create more in the MakerSpace. Outside of work-related objects, I would like to learn how to create miscellaneous objects like the black screen below for my granddaughter's dollhouse. My granddaughter can be seen below, attempting to convince me the dog wants to be on the sofa.






 


 

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