Connectivity; the translations of knowledge through craft making: exegesis in support of practice-based dissertation, Bachelor of Art & Design Honours (Visual Arts), Auckland University of Technology, 2017 / Sosefina Andy ; supervisors: Monique Redmond, Ingrid Boberg.

This practice explores connectivity as a conceptual framework and an approach to making artworks. It discusses by a sculptural and installation based practice, my interests in ways that connections are formed between the body and the mind as an extended understanding of my senses experience with tac...

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Main Author: Andy, Sosefina (Author)
Corporate Author: Auckland University of Technology. School of Art and Design
Format: Ethesis
Language:English
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