Victoria’s practice connects _ design, art, architecture and research. Her practice-based research unites these multiple fields leading to new findings and observations.
The research is a visual creative experience. Charles Bonnet Syndrome visions create a fascinating world where the realm of image crosses over into the realm of perception. The research bridges this with the wonder of metaphors—illustrating one thing as another—where the ambiguity of one concept causes imaginative links creating clarity for another. This project is working with the CBS community as a team of co-creators. A methodology that presents stories, memories, and narrative.
resumé
She is currently a higher degree researcher at Queensland College of Art (QCA) Griffith University.
Research title is Form from Field: investigating the relationship between metaphor and image through Charles Bonnet Syndrome.
The research is supervised by Prof Andrew Brown, Dr Vincent Moug, and Dr Michelle Douglas and approved by the GUHR Ethics Committee (no. 2022/008).
PhD | QCA, Griffith University | Now | Interactive Design
thesis: investigating the relationship between metaphor and image through Charles Bonnet Syndrome Visions.
BA (Hons 1) | QCA, Griffith University | 2015-9 | 3D Digital Design
thesis: Memory Store: Liminal Perception Interpreted Through the South East Queensland Veranda
BA (Hons 1) | University of Queensland | 2000-7 | Architecture
thesis: The Intuitive/Nonconscious in the creative processes and the architectural experience: precedents of Louis I Kahn & Richard Serra
BA (Hons 1) | Chelsea College of Art and Design | 1995-7 | Spatial Design
thesis: Sensitivity, Balance, and Communication contrasted to Society, Community and Cultural Influences
Form from Field research website