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Talking Backwards in a Land without Shadows
(Philosophy of Education Society of Australasia, 2018)In 1837 I arrived here, inside the belly of a dream. The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge , had not yet charted its likeness. I am speaking backwards here, where ‘...the body separates itself from thought, … ... -
Te Ahikāroa: home fires burning
(The C. N. Gorman Museum, University of California, Davis, 2014)No abstract. -
Teaching Visual Storytelling for Virtual Production Pipelines Incorporating Motion Capture and Visual Effects
(ACM Digital Library, 2015)Film, television and media production are subject to consistent change due to ever-evolving technological and economic environments. Accordingly, tertiary teaching of subject areas such as cinema, animation and visual ... -
Technologies of research and teaching in the Pacific
(BaoHouse and Rensselaer, 2010)This paper engages in a series of questions arising from the potentials and pitfalls of using digital technologies in teaching and research in Pacific communities. As will become clear, we were unable to answer these ... -
Textile and Design Lab case studies
(Textile & Design Lab, AUT University, 2012)This presentation at the TDLs 2012'Innovations in Printed Textiles Symposium' discussed innovative textile print on merino applications developed at the TDL between 2010 and 2012. -
The 10 Predicaments of Maui. Notes on Tricksters
(Clouds, Artspace, 2008)A 7000 word essay The 10 Predicaments of Maui.Notes on Tricksters. A response to the Francis Alys exhibition (to be continued) 1992- at Artspace, Auckland 2005 on the role of the Trickster and contemporary art. -
The Barricades Commission
(Cheshire Architects Ltd, 2006)The initial drawing in this series was a response to the Auckland Architecture Association Urban Gaze 2006 competition, which invited spatial speculations on the city themed around the concept of the 'gift'. The work ... -
The burden of ethics: the use of design and architecture as political propaganda
(Popular Culture Association of Australia and New Zealand (POPCAANZ), 2014)In the face of an underlying theoretical structure that links the subjects of propaganda and politics with architectural and design practice, it can be argued that both designers and architects often use ideologies ... -
The compromised voice: a consideration of typography as a linguistic expression of gay identity in the silent film boy
(Macrothink Institute, 2011)This paper begins with a brief discussion of interdisciplinary connections between linguistics and typography. It then offers a consideration of how typography used in queer film has been employed to marginalise gay men. ... -
The compromised voice: a consideration of typography as a linguistic expression of gay identity in the silent film boy
(Macrothink Institute, 2011)This paper begins with a brief discussion of interdisciplinary connections between linguistics and typography. It then offers a consideration of how typography used in queer film has been employed to marginalise gay men. ... -
The contracted joint
(Enigma for University of Auckland, 2008)Rykwert argues a correlation between Jean-Jacques Rousseau's account of the origin of civil society and Marc-Antoine Laugier's account of originary architecture. This paper will speculate on the architectural construction ... -
The ergodesign of childbirth
(Delft University of Technology, 2011)The main aim of this paper is to showcase the symbiotic potency of an integrated Ergonomics and Design Research. The focus is to capture actionable insights for the design and evaluation of an Obstetric Body-Support System ... -
The Hijab: representation among the Muslim women in Malaysia
(The International Academic Forum (IAFOR), 2011)The significance of this research lies in an analysis of Malay Muslim Women dress codes in relation to a specific period of time between the 1970s and 1980s in Malaysia. This period of time has been termed an Islamic ... -
The humanization of beings
(Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy (ASCP), 2008)No abstract -
The importance of ePortfolios: teaching graphic design through an ePortfolio environment both in and out of the classroom environment
(ePIC, 2014)Graphic design continues to be a growing area within education and mainstream industry, especially in emerging economies of third world countries. The trends within these third world countries, both at education and industry ... -
The internal pathway of the self: supervisory implications of autobiographical, practice-led Ph.D. design theses
(Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design/Swinburne University of Technology Faculty of Design, 2011)This paper draws on case studies undertaken in doctoral research at AUT University. It seeks to address a number of issues related to inquiries employed by graphic design students who use autobiographic approaches when ... -
The invisible and visible in Making. Reflection on a personal practice
(Nordic research network (Nordfo), 2012)No abstract. -
The Naughty Nineties movable book prototype (1981), and the paper-engineering roll-on effect in tertiary teaching
(Otago School of Art and the University of Otago Centre for the Book, 2014)‘Movable books’ is the term that best encompasses the wide range of paper-engineered books, and includes those with pop-up mechanisms. Movable books epitomise the work of art in book form and date back many hundreds of ...