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Title

Honeymoons

ORCID

N/A

Access Type

Open Access Thesis

Document Type

thesis

Degree Program

Art

Degree Type

Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)

Year Degree Awarded

2017

Month Degree Awarded

May

Abstract

Through investigating my installation, performance, video and collaborative practice, Honeymoons builds connections between timelessness in repetition, the sacred potentials of pop culture, the animation of matter and the relationship of the body to space. Central to these relationships are questions about the function of the erotic in a mediated world. How can a sensual experience help us to define what is real, what has value?

DOI

https://doi.org/10.7275/10128631

First Advisor

Susan Jahoda

Second Advisor

Shona Macdonald

Third Advisor

Kimberlee Perez

Fourth Advisor

Christoph Cox

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