Ground erasure: an investigation of the notion of "territory" through theories of deterritorialisation and machinic connectivity

Bianco, Ruth (2004) Ground erasure: an investigation of the notion of "territory" through theories of deterritorialisation and machinic connectivity. PhD thesis, Kent Institute of Art & Design/University of Kent at Canterbury.

Creators:
Bianco, Ruth
Description/Abstract:

This research project was developed in practice through the production of artwork. Alternating between art and reflection, my aim was to develop a strategy for artistic research that was targeted towards the goal of an intergrative project supported through information technologies. This idea developed out of my position as an artist working at a distance, from a small isalnd (Malta). My problematic, therefore, was focused around the question of territory. This research endeavoured to investigate the notion of "territory" through theories of deterritorialisation and machinic connectivity.

Item Type:
Thesis
Date:
November 2004
Additional Information:

A thesis submitted in partial fufilment for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Fine Art.

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Uncontrolled Keywords or tags :
communication, location, machinic, networks, territory
Depositing User:
Mary-Anne Spalding
Date Deposited:
23 Mar 2012 07:35
Last Modified:
25 Sep 2023 15:06
URI:
https://research.uca.ac.uk/id/eprint/1079

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