Nature | man.

Nature | Man is a visual communication project that explores the relationship between nature (the non-built, non-synthetic environment) and man. This homogeneity is a complex one as humans have lived alongside nature ever since their existence and are in fact, a part of nature. Mankind’s associat...

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Main Author: Su, Jingxiang.
Other Authors: Joan Marie Kelly
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/52345
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-523452019-12-10T11:28:40Z Nature | man. Su, Jingxiang. Joan Marie Kelly School of Art, Design and Media DRNTU::Visual arts and music::Painting Nature | Man is a visual communication project that explores the relationship between nature (the non-built, non-synthetic environment) and man. This homogeneity is a complex one as humans have lived alongside nature ever since their existence and are in fact, a part of nature. Mankind’s association with nature has also evolved over time, from the earlier days when Homo sapiens lived in intimate contact with nature in hunter-gatherer societies, to the industrialization period, whereby mankind started to conquer and control the natural environment. Today, due to rapid urbanization in contemporary Singapore, alienation from the natural world is inevitable, as buildings and development began to take over our land, while technology began to dominate our lives. Moreover, the fast-paced lifestyle in Singapore has made our people live in a linear and ever-progressing manner and few people can afford the time to slow down and appreciate nature. Therefore, in this project, I would like to question what possibilities there are in developing a bond with nature in the midst globalization and modernity. My aim is to prompt Singaporeans to reflect and ponder upon their stranded ties with nature through an exhibition combining traditional painting with new media. Bachelor of Fine Arts 2013-05-06T04:11:23Z 2013-05-06T04:11:23Z 2013 2013 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/52345 en Nanyang Technological University 40 p. application/pdf
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Su, Jingxiang.
Nature | man.
description Nature | Man is a visual communication project that explores the relationship between nature (the non-built, non-synthetic environment) and man. This homogeneity is a complex one as humans have lived alongside nature ever since their existence and are in fact, a part of nature. Mankind’s association with nature has also evolved over time, from the earlier days when Homo sapiens lived in intimate contact with nature in hunter-gatherer societies, to the industrialization period, whereby mankind started to conquer and control the natural environment. Today, due to rapid urbanization in contemporary Singapore, alienation from the natural world is inevitable, as buildings and development began to take over our land, while technology began to dominate our lives. Moreover, the fast-paced lifestyle in Singapore has made our people live in a linear and ever-progressing manner and few people can afford the time to slow down and appreciate nature. Therefore, in this project, I would like to question what possibilities there are in developing a bond with nature in the midst globalization and modernity. My aim is to prompt Singaporeans to reflect and ponder upon their stranded ties with nature through an exhibition combining traditional painting with new media.
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