(I’m)permeable: How can a contemporary installation practice provide understandings of permeability through the embodiments of rituals?

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(I’m)permeable: How can a contemporary installation practice provide understandings of permeability through the embodiments of rituals?

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Artists, thinkers, and everybody, vaguely works under the same conditions we agree upon as life. As does the matter that composes them and their worlds. (I’m)permeable—is a body of shorthand long-form written observations in the form of the exegesis. A provisional response to the research question: How can a contemporary installation practice provide understandings of permeability through the embodiments of rituals? Working definitions of the ritual, embodying, and permeability, and their man...

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Research paper

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2022

Creator

Lee, Chang Hwan

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/5916

Related subjects

permeability / rituals / installation art / autoethnobiographies / Art theory / Visual arts

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