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Pheasant, Sheep, Frog – A Triptych Installation

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Medium: Mixed media; overhead projectors, plastic, animal remains (feathers, sheep skins, frog), fake blood, liquid Dimensions: Approximately 107 x 146 cm per piece Date: September 2018 Concept/Description:This installation, comprising three works—Pheasant, Sheep, and Frog—uses organic […]

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ONTOEPISTEMIC DESIGN

World-making through multiple, situated and socio-materially distributed practices of knowing.

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Connie Svabo

Professor
University of Southern Denmark

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Learning, Experience and Design
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

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