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Reef: Drawing in the Expanded Field

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posted on 2021-03-01, 22:09 authored by Simon TwoseSimon Twose, Anastasia Globa, Lawrence Harvey, Jules Moloney
In this article we introduce a body of research on drawing in the extended field and discuss a recent outcome – Reef, an installation at the Tin Shed gallery, Sydney. The research agenda has evolved from architectural sketch drawing. The research extends the open, evocative capacity of drawing through experimental installation art works, deploying sculptural sketch objects, VR, AR and soundscapes. Reef is the second in a series exploring the landscape phenomena of seismic shock. It is a sketch of a section of seabed in Kaikōura, Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Ethereal Drawing is a project in experimental architectural drawing.

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Twose, S., Globa, A., Harvey, L. & Moloney, J. (2021, March). Reef: Drawing in the Expanded Field. In CONNECTIONS: EXPLORING HERITAGE, ARCHITECTURE, CITIES, ART, MEDIA Connections: Exploring Heritage, Architecture, Cities, Art, Media, Canterbury (pp. 352-361). University of Kent, Canterbury: University of Kent | AMPS.

Conference name

Connections: Exploring Heritage, Architecture, Cities, Art, Media

Conference Place

Canterbury

Conference start date

2020-06-29

Conference finish date

2020-06-30

Title of proceedings

CONNECTIONS: EXPLORING HERITAGE, ARCHITECTURE, CITIES, ART, MEDIA

Series

AMPS Proceedings Series 20.2

Contribution type

Published Paper

Publication or Presentation Year

2021-03-01

Pagination

352-361 (10)

Publisher

University of Kent | AMPS

Publication status

Published

ISSN

2398-9467

Place of publication

University of Kent, Canterbury

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