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| Thesis Title | LGA ID | Author | Degree | Year | University | Advisor(s) | Department/Discipline | Keywords/Fields of Study |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infinitude: Investigating the Aesthetics of Complex Patterns through Printmaking | 4162 | David James Nixon |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2020 |
Griffith University | Ross Woodrow, William Platz |
Queensland College of Art / Printmaking |
Aesthetics; pattern; perception; printmaking; relief etchings; linocuts; synaesthesia; geometry; cosmology. |
| The Universe is My Laboratory | 4130 | Christopher Henschke |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2017 |
Monash University | Vince Dziekan, Mark Guglielmetti, Mark Boland |
Design |
Art Physics Philosophy |
| Kazimir Malevich: Approaching the New System | 4128 | Irina Lyubchenko |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2020 |
Ryerson University and York University | R. Bruce Elder, Linda Dalrymple Henderson, Isabel Pedersen, Seth Feldman |
Communication and Culture |
Russian avant-garde, Kazimir Malevich, mathematics, fourth dimension, infinity, set theory, imaginary numbers, Cosmism, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, film, mysticism, esotericism |
| Biochromes: Perceptions of Australian Medicinal Plants through Experimental Photography | 4105 | Renata Buziak |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2016 |
Queensland College of Art, Griffith University | Assoc. Prof Marian Drew and Dr Rosemary Hawker |
Fine Art Photography |
Photography, Aboriginal knowledge, indigenous medicinal plants, Quandamooka, Minjerribah, North Stradbaroke Island, Australia, biochromes, experimental photography, cameraless, art-science, art, fine art, works on paper, time-lapse, natural processes, nat |
| Cloud computing as digital imaginary | 4098 | Jayn Verkerk |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2020 |
Victoria University of Wellington | Assoc. Prof Sydney Shep, Anne Niemetz |
Design |
cloud computing, critical making, black boxed technology, invisible technology, digital imaginary, digital materiality, digital artefacts, physical artefacts, creative practice, data surveillance, user imaginary, Internet of things, Internet aesthetic |
| Art and Technology: coherence, connectedness, and the integrative field | 4124 | Carlos Augusto Moreira da Nóbrega |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2009 |
University of Plymouth - UK | Roy Ascott, Mike Phillips |
Faculty of Arts |
art, coherence, connectedness, field phenomenon, biophoton |
| Infinitesimal to Infinity: Ryoji Ikeda’s Data Composition and Space of Sensing | 3965 | Joo Yun Lee |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2018 |
Stony Brook University, SUNY | Zabet Patterson, Andrew V. Uroskie, Edward S. Casey, Margaret Schedel, and Lev Manovich |
Art History and Criticism |
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| Silicone Love – Her Garden | 3960 | Chun Shao |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2019 |
University of Washington | Richard Karpen, Afroditi Psarra, James Coupe, Juan Pampin |
Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media |
Mixed media installation, e-textiles, data-driven art, post-Internet aesthetics, Chinese gardens and Chinoiserie research. |
| Strange Relations. A design inquiry into infrastructure as topological place. | 3928 | Carl Douglas |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2018 |
Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand | Tina Engels-Schwarzpaul, Ross Jenner |
Art and Design / Spatial Design |
Infrastructure; Public space; Landscape urbanism; Architectural theory; Architectural drawing; Auckland; Urban design |
| Counterfactualism – a new category for fine arts and humanities, dealing with the retrospective analysis of turning points in life | 3842 | Elke Reinhuber |
Doctor of Philosophy |
2014 |
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia | Ross Harley, Phillip George |
UNSW Art & Design (COFA) / Media Art |
counterfactual thinking, counterfactualism, forking-path narratives, decisive moment, media art, immersive environments, decision making, practice-based artistic research |