Touching a sensibility : a photographic exploration of haptic experience / Allen Julie (Jules) Turner ; supervisors: Monique Redmond, Ingrid Boberg.

Touching a sensibility will attempt to locate the exchange when the living body physically touches the world. Exploration into the emotive response that the lived body creates as it moves through the world, both as a passive receptor and as an active initiator, will be explored where a relationship...

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Main Author: Turner Allen, Julie (Author)
Corporate Author: AUT University. School of Art and Design
Format: Ethesis
Language:English
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Summary:Touching a sensibility will attempt to locate the exchange when the living body physically touches the world. Exploration into the emotive response that the lived body creates as it moves through the world, both as a passive receptor and as an active initiator, will be explored where a relationship between the touched and the toucher is formed. This project will use photographic processes in an attempt to facilitate the viewer to engage in the work with their own personal sensibility. The emotional tension created, within an individual when their desire to physically touch something in the world is forbidden, impossible or illicit, will be investigated. This tension manifests itself in the form of apprehension, vulnerability, anticipation, romanticism and the sensibility of possible unpredicted connection. Photographic portrayal will be used to articulate this research and bring into fruition ideas which sit around the haptic.
Author supplied keywords: Apprehension; Vulnerability; Anticipation; Romanticism; Photograph.
Physical Description:1 online resource
Also held in print (37 leaves : colour illustrations ; 30 cm) (T 770.1 TUR) in off-campus storage, box 208.
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