This practice-based PhD thesis examines the proposition that during early
motherhood an artist can establish visual strategies for sustaining a creative identity
to counteract the stereotypical role of a mother in the patriarchal society of Taiwan.
The thesis comprises six artworks, consisting of photographic self-portraits and
related boxes, within an installation, together with a written component and an
Artist’s Book.
Date of Award | 2009 |
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Original language | English |
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Sustaining the creative identity of a Taiwanese artist during motherhood: a sequence of six artworks within an installation
Wang, H. (Author). 2009
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis