Strangely Lucid: Using Light To Destabilize
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Strangely Lucid: Using Light To Destabilize
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Author (aut): Chi, Mojie
Thesis advisor (ths): Lantin, Maria
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Degree granting institution (dgg): Emily Carr University of Art and Design. Graduate Studies
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This paper examines the experience of lucid dreaming both from my own perspective and that of others, as well as the theoretical, psychological and artistic aspects of this phenomenon. I discuss destabilizing factors in lucid dreaming: a term used to describe things that normally do not happen or exist in reality as well as the feeling and perception in lucid dreams that persist in the waking state. I examine the research question: how might light be used to evoke a destabilizing feeling and perception inspired by lucid dreams in an art installation? I describe three installation projects that address this question. |
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41 p.
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10.35010/ecuad:15097
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Visual arts
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Author (aut): Chi, Mojie
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This paper examines the experience of lucid dreaming both from my own perspective and that of others, as well as the theoretical, psychological and artistic aspects of this phenomenon. I discuss destabilizing factors in lucid dreaming: a term used to describe things that normally do not happen or exist in reality as well as the feeling and perception in lucid dreams that persist in the waking state. I examine the research question: how might light be used to evoke a destabilizing feeling and perception inspired by lucid dreams in an art installation? I describe three installation projects that address this question. |
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