This immersive installation art exhibition contributes to new knowledge
in the interception of environmental art and process-relational
philosophy studies. I utilize Alfred North Whitehead’s concept of
‘feeling’ – the grasping of data from our surrounds so as to incorporate
it within our experiential matrix - to argue that immersive
installation art provides an opportunity to both explore embodied
sensory experiences, and encounter nature as an integrated advance of
processes which intensify feeling. Drawing on recent commentary on
Alfred North Whitehead’s process cosmology, the installation deals with
the concept of ‘intensity of feeling’ and embodied sensory awareness.
History
Year of publication, exhibition or creation
2020-01-01
Type of creative work
Visual art work
Genre of visual art work
Sculpture
Place of publication, exhibition, or creation
Phyllis Palmer Gallery, Bendigo
Rights Statement
The Author reserves all moral rights over the deposited images and must be credited if any re-use occurs.