Fertility / 'Will You Carry Me?!'
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author(s): Nina Goedegebure
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Artist, actress and writer Nina Goedegebure conducts artistic research into the polyphony of a disease process at the Master Crossover Creativity @HKU, with two transdisciplinary projects; Fertility and 'Will You Carry Me?!'
Starting from the question: How are we carried within a disease process? she investigates the effect of art during a disease process, and/or treatment.
She is driven by the idea that in destruction lies creation.
'Through Research Catalogue I want to provide an open insight into this artistic process including my sources of inspiration, questions and finds.'
Textile Awareness
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author(s): HANNA felting
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To create positive Textile Awareness I will be researching the relationship and interaction of consumers with clothing and textiles​.
​With the intention to encourage people to recycle clothing and shop less.
Inspire people to think critically about their purchases and create awareness about the consequences of clothing choices for the environment.
I want to make a joint impact so that clothing and textiles are no longer treated as waste products. More than half of old textiles in the Netherlands are not recycled but thrown out with the garbage. And thus into the incinerator.
Global warming is perhaps the greatest challenge of our time. What can the consumer change in his behavior towards clothing and textiles? That is the question that concerns me.
Beethoven: form and dynamics [Snapshot - 2020-08-02 22:17]
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author(s): Leo Marillier
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this research explores and weaves its way through Ludwig van Beethoven's two largest violin works, the sonata for piano and violin in A major op.47 and the Concerto for violin and orchestra op.61. Studying carefully and visually the manuscripts gives concrete examples of Beethoven's solutions to large forms through dynamics, rhythmic articulation, since throughout his creative output he delves deeper in creating and controlling his works through these parameters
