Untitled (Complicate, Devotion, Dualism, Evidence, Fraternize, Gap, Interpretation, Naiveté, Riddle, Unsettle) 2018
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Untitled (Complicate, Devotion, Dualism, Evidence, Fraternize, Gap, Interpretation, Naiveté, Riddle, Unsettle) 2018
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Author (aut): Portfleet, Jess
Thesis advisor (ths): Kelly, Trish
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Degree granting institution (dgg): Emily Carr University of Art and Design. Graduate Studies
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The following essay includes information that surrounds my investigations into the human desire to invest in objects. This writing accompanies questions concerning systems built for, by, and with things, as well as the possibilities of breaching those boundaries. Explorations around what becomes available in this stuff when significance becomes both flexible and untethered are considered from separate, sometimes overlapping vantages within my practice. Using complicate, devotion, dualism, evidence, fraternize, gap, interpretation, naiveté, riddle, and unsettle as anchor points, I contemplate the real and sensual, the emotional and physical, experiences that objects provoke in all types of possible relationships. |
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30 p.
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10.35010/ecuad:13466
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This thesis is available to view and copy for research and educational purposes only, provided that it is not altered in any way and is properly acknowledged, including citing the author(s), title and full bibliographic details.
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The following essay includes information that surrounds my investigations into the human desire to invest in objects. This writing accompanies questions concerning systems built for, by, and with things, as well as the possibilities of breaching those boundaries. Explorations around what becomes available in this stuff when significance becomes both flexible and untethered are considered from separate, sometimes overlapping vantages within my practice. Using complicate, devotion, dualism, evidence, fraternize, gap, interpretation, naiveté, riddle, and unsettle as anchor points, I contemplate the real and sensual, the emotional and physical, experiences that objects provoke in all types of possible relationships. |
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