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'Manu
Scriptum' series
This series of pieces have been developed
in response to my Honours research at the College of Fine Arts
in Sydney where I looked into the aesthetic and use of writing
in craft practice, particularly in a European context. Communication
is a very important part of our modern world and writing (in its
electronic form) is one of the prominent means of keeping in touch
with friends and relatives. Handwriting shows personal characteristics
and requires a little more effort and/or thought before it is
sent. It is not an instant way of communicating but rather more
personal. Using handwritten letters to be photo-etched onto the
metal surface became my area of focus to reflect the close connection
between the writer and the addressee. By wearing an extract of
a personal hand written letter the addressee shows the importance
of the message and beyond that the connection between two particular
people. The piece becomes a constant reminder of that connection
and bond. |
 
 
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