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his work shows the futility of life, and the impact of humanity as our world heads towards an inevitable path. I want the viewer to contemplate the effects of the pollution and destruction that we poison our world with, as well as acknowledge t that we as humans, are a disease. My imaginary world illustrates Earth as it heals and recovers, and brings up questions of how our societies, lives, and coexistence will evolve with it. It will depict the death and destruction of life as we know it, but also it’s rising from the ashes.

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whats needed in the cover page ?

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Quick question regarding the assignment... is there a word limit? I note that the artist's statement has a limit of 150 words but is there an overall word count for all the annotations and citations etc.?

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Quick question regarding the assignment... is there a word limit? I note that the artist's statement has a limit of 150 words but is there an overall word count for all the annotations and citations etc.?

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There is no specified word limit in the Assignment Overview or Rubric, however, to give you a guide the Subject Handbook outlines 2400 words equivalent

https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/2022/subjects/educ10054/assessment

2400 - 150 (visual abstract) = 2250 words

(You'll have at least 14 works to annotate which works out to approx. 150 - 160 words per annotation)

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When crating my hybrid creature, I used the structure of the bear as the foundation of my animal. I then combined this with the pine cone by adding the pinecone scales on his neck and chest.

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These were the elements I drew inspiration from to create my hybrid animal.

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Walking soundscapes

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week 6