London Series and Landscapes
(2022)
author(s): Ed Crooks
published in: Research Catalogue
I shot the short film Landscapes early in 1997. Starting in 1996 and continuing into 1998 I took series of photographs with a similar method and aesthetic to the film. Both the film and the photographs, which are featured in this documentation, are based on walks through areas of central London.
Beauty and the Act of Narrating Material Aesthetics
(2022)
author(s): Maria Høgh-Mikkelsen
published in: Research Catalogue
I have always been very engaged in the phenomenon of beauty. Not in the sense of being pretty, but beauty as that special ambience certain objects or spaces or even humans can have. I wonder and puzzle with questions like:
What makes something beautiful? Can one practise the creation of beauty? How do I create beauty? Is the creation of beauty a matter of talent? Or a matter of professional culture? So, I am not only absorbed in the phenomenon of beauty itself but also in the act of beauty-creation. And in how other people experience the beauty I have created. Where other people see only bricks and numbers, I have always seen patterns in both brick walls and phone numbers. So, if other people don’t see what I see, how do I then communicate with them in objects and spaces?
These are some of the questions I set out to answer in the artistic research project, I call Narrating Material Aesthetics. With the project I want to explore how we as designers embed stories and meaning in the objects we create.
Oboe Reed Making and Sorting Tips Before Gouging From Ancient Greece of Theophrastus till the use of the Hellenic Cane of Today.
(2022)
author(s): Christos Tsogias-Razakov
published in: Research Catalogue
The following material is an excerpt from the master’s research exposition: THE IMPORTANCE OF ARUNDO DONAX CANE SELECTION, FOR MANUFACTURERS OF OBOE REEDS (2020) by Christos Tsogias-Razakov.
Limited Publication.
The master’s research exposition was published to members of the KC Research Portal, 3. Internal publication (20/8/2020).
The article is an excerpt from the conclusive chapter of the research exposition (2020) by Christos Tsogias-Razakov.
The Art of Adjusting the Oboe Reed
(2022)
author(s): Christos Tsogias-Razakov
published in: Research Catalogue
The following material is an excerpt from the master’s research exposition: THE IMPORTANCE OF ARUNDO DONAX CANE SELECTION, FOR MANUFACTURERS OF OBOE REEDS (2020) by Christos Tsogias-Razakov.
Limited Publication.
The master’s research exposition was published to members of the KC Research Portal, 3. Internal publication (20/8/2020).
All rights reserved.
The current fragment is from the section: b) from the introductive Chapter I about The Art of Adjusting the Oboe Reed.
DIGITAL RITES and EMBODIED MEMORIES
(2022)
author(s): Elena Giulia Rossi
connected to: EU4ART_differences
published in: Research Catalogue
Creativity at the crossroads of Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence, Gaming, Alternative Economies, and Humanism, will be discussed by leading voices from the international scene at DIGITAL RITES and EMBODIED MEMORIES, EU4ART_differences Doctoral Summer School.
A group of researchers from different European capitals will meet in the Monastery of Casa San Silvestro in Monte Compatri (Rome Province) for an intensive program that will take them, and their research, to the limit between physical and digital space.
Since the talks and workshops organized by The Fine Arts Academy of Rome mean to contribute on the currently relevant debate on art practice and new technologies, the series of webinars will be free and open to the public through a registration link.
DRUMS IN THE DEEP
(2022)
author(s): Johan Björklund
published in: Research Catalogue
Embracing and finding inspiration in my youth and background to explore methods and paths for creating art.
In this project I have explored and investigated my background growing up in Hedekas, a small rural village in Sweden. I wanted to see both socially and geographically how it could relate to and inspire my artistic work and practice. This resulted in three exstensive series of works that exemplifies this. An important overall aspect of this project is how I connect and releate the titles of my works to specific locations, people and events that have inspired them.