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Untitled, 2003

by Anna King

Untitled, 2003

oil pastel on cardboard
Year 9, Woonona High School, Woonona

This work is a representation of myself as a happy and outgoing teenager who has not yet confirmed her identity. Every individual is made up of multiple dimensions which when juxtaposed create different personalities and character traits. During the teenage years, these dimensions are often distorted by a range of factors that impact on personality and character development. It is these distortions that create our unique identities. The distortion seen in this work will be recollected at some point in the future as a memory of a specific moment that was evident in my teenage years.

Headspace 4

Headspace 4
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Looking For Reasons
Grace
Untitled
Chalking Up Memories

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Checkered Past, 2003 by Alex Epoff
Checkered Past, 2003 by Alex Epoff
Checkered Past, 2003 by Alex Epoff
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Headspace 4

Facing Memory

Previous exhibition, 2003

Facing Memory: Headspace 4 provides us with valuable insights into the thoughts, creative processes and art-making practices of secondary students from Year 7 to Year 12 from sixty-two schools in the Australian Capital Territory, regional New South Wales and Victoria
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