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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Artistic enquiry"”.
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The practice of everyday (virtual) life: a participatory and performative artistic enquiry
… questioned through a participatory performance enquiry? This is an embodied practice, in which the contributions to knowledge are gained through the action and reflection of participatory performance; each raising new critical questioning and an embodied understanding of the critique of everyday …
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Animal ethics and contemporary art : an exploration of the intersections between ethics and aesthetics, humans and animals, human and animal injustices
This research provides artistic interventions into the question of institutionalised violence against animals. With a relational and holistic vision in mind, this artistic enquiry explores the intersections between ethics and aesthetics, humans and animals, human and animal injustices. It is …
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The Subjecthood of Slime Mould: modelling single-celled intelligence through living systems art
This PhD by Published Work presents a body of artistic research created by Heather Barnett working with the slime mould, Physarum polycephalum, a single-celled amoeba employed as a model organism within a wide range of disciplinary domains. The Physarum Experiments is an ongoing multifaceted …
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An Artistic Equivalence of my Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
An Artistic Equivalence of my Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Thomas Baugh Abstract In this research I explore my Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and make manifest equivalent experiences of it through art practice. I investigate my OCD through artistic enactments and test my equivalence of the …
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Humanity Undone, A practice led enquiry into self-injury
… onto-epistemological methodology that blends artistic enquiry with active engagement with phenomenological and new materialist feminist theory. This investigation reveals a dynamic yet subtle relationship between the body-as-object and the body-as- subject, as initially described by Husserl as …