to / nip in the bud continues an exploration into the gap between models of language and subjective experience and the multiple layers of meaning that language conveys at a given time. 

to / nip in the bud

15 prefixes is a work that uses punctuation to alter the meaning of commonly used words gleaned from media and conversations across 2020 and 2021. 

It demonstrates what Karen Barad (2020) calls the cutting together, apart, offering what might be new constellations of thought or different kinds of openings for thinking otherwise. 

15 prefixes

Turn / over a new leaf continues an exploration into the gap between models of language and subjective experience and the multiple layers of meaning that language conveys at a given time. 

Turn / over a new leaf 

The work entitled Home asked residents and non-residents in the surrounding areas of the historic Woolstores site in Brisbane to provide an anonymous written response to the question, what makes a place a home?

This work was developed into a repetitive statement based on the responses received from the community.  It was displayed inside one of the living spaces of the Woolstores, visible from the inside and outside of the site at street level, allowing the community to view and reflection the different viewpoints about home.

This work was displayed as part of the 2018 Woolstores Project.

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Caroline Austin

to / nip in the bud

15 prefixes

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