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Growing Things: An Investigation in the ways that plant-growth may inform the process of painting
My project interrogates traditional Western landscape painting in light of the contemporary understanding that ‘nature’ has been rearticulated, even plasticised and hence rendered malleable, through human action. The idea of a plasticised natural environment is concomitant with the age of the Anthro...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2019
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