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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"moving image installation"”.

  1. Beyond the Mirror: Towards a feminised (cartographic) process of spatiality in moving-image & installation based art

    … paradigm and structuration of the male gaze and moving towards a gyneacentric perspective, the thesis explores how a feminised process of reception and interaction with artworks might arise. My installation and moving-image practice-led research is driven by a central question: How might a …

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  2. Of Space and Time: Film and the Female Performer

    … The films explore the notion of a feminine image as a form of subversion of the dominant phallocentric discourse, proposing alternative modes of visualities. The thesis examines visualising these different modes through film installation by examining slow motion, the sensory experience of …

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  3. Humanity Undone, A practice led enquiry into self-injury

    … (cutting my own skin), asking to what extent can moving image, sound and performance in the context of art installation reveal an understanding of the processes of self-injury. I employ an embodied onto-epistemological methodology that blends artistic enquiry with active engagement with …

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  4. Towards Experiential Critique of the Capitalocene. Rethinking Immersion in Moving Image Installations by Rachel Rose, Sondra Perry and Hito Steyerl

    The thesis examines moving image installations by contemporary artists Rachel Rose, Sondra Perry, and Hito Steyerl. It explores their capacity to generate space for an experiential critique of the logic of extractivist practices. The selected installations employ various screen-based and projection …

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  5. The Return of the Polynesian Phantom

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