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Forsaking Our Shallow Seas: MFA Thesis - Printmaking

Kari, Victoria
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Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::Art
 Digital art Exhibitions
 Monotypes
 Installations (Art) Exhibitions
 Prints Exhibitions
 Ecology in art
 Coral reefs
 Shallow seas
 Coral reef endangerment
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2016-05
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Thesis
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/581
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The Earth’s coral reefs are in extreme danger, which ultimately means that our human existence is also threatened. As a scuba diver and artist, I have researched the causes and effects of declining coral reef health, as well as the relationship humans have to the rising imbalance of reef ecosystems. Through printmaking and painting techniques, I have created a body of work comprised of prints on paper, wire, and found objects that expose the threatened existence of corals, reasons for their endangered state, and how humans are both producers and victims of the damaging consequences.
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