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Bachelor of Visual Arts
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Crystal Biano
"Fragments of Home" by Crystal Biano
Mia Robinson
Ephemeral Grounds
Margarita Dolgova
Materiality of gender: gendered materiality
Olivia Van Kerckhof
The House: Between Skin and Stone
Lucy Oxford
The Language of Touch
Stasia Harrington
Exp. 1991
Tess Walker Elliott
A home for children and men
Hope Manaakitia Korewha
Kainga tū, Kainga noho
Stella Roper
Body-Tool Box
Anna Finlayson
I remember where the dust settles on the windowsill
Yuto Imai
To Him, To Me; And To Who He Will Become
Angelina Girimonti
Museum of Phitan
Rebecca Gow
Shadows of a former self.
Benita Kochari
Coping With Death
Kaela Patrice
Align–Alignment–To Be Aligned.
Harriet Graham
the weight carried
Jesse Erceg Gray
Care
Anna Santoso
Monstrosity of Self
Toni Lochead
Can I build here?
Mia Foulds
The Same Sheets You Clean
Jasleen Chand
Self
Yuji Iwase
30m²
Mereem Lauren Dewerse
Through lenses we encounter
Anita Tukiwaho
Glimpse In Time
Camryn Senescall
Gaining Independence
Ethan Morais
The dispossessed come out at night. In daylight we forget them.
Teretia Baraniko
Te Oo
Sara Beattie
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Neve Gresswell
Reconstructing Fragmentations
Klara Markula
In Defense of the Poor Graphics
Tohu Harris
The Weight of What Remains
Jade Maloyd
Dual Realities: The Contrast of wild & Confined
