Doses

Doses, which is presented as an artist book in the form of a written project on the website, is the outcome of the master thesis at the Lucerne University of Applied Art and Science, specialzing in Art in the Public Sphere. Began with entries from my diary and memos with brief commentaries after reading texts such as film, literature, scientific papers, and paintings. As I juxtaposed these different sources in the diary, I discovered contrasts that shaped the themes. Within the framework of a design, an artwork, and a reflection, I analyzed each element and synthesized them into cohesive themes, concluding with my own insights. It is an attempt to question traditional boundaries and move away from the conventional framing of art.

Presented in a digital website format, the layout allows for easy comparison and analysis of the paired works and serves as an archive for letters sent to subscribers that span a variety of media. Adhering to the given timeframe and format, some themes were only a few sentences long, and the project ended at 22 to leave room for further exploration.

Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Master of Arts in Fine Arts
Major in Art in Public Spheres

Theory Mentor Karin Rebbert
Practice Mentor Varsha Nair
Jerome Ming
StudioLab Eco! Peter Spillmann
Elisabeth Nold Schwartz