Photograph of biomaterials created by Arts University Plymouth MA Student Natalia Lombardi

Research & Knowledge Exchange Repository

Arts University Plymouth’s research community benefits from an unique environment dedicated to practice-led creative inquiry within a world-class suite of material and digital resources which provide evolving opportunities for original scholarship and innovative outputs.

Clean-Up-Workers (Deluxe Series) is a project positioned as autoethnographic, mixed-media, practice-led research situated within the field of contemporary glass art.

Type
Research Group
Reference
Matthias. G., (2026). Clean-Up-Workers (Deluxe Series) [Research Practice] (2021 - 2026). Arts University Plymouth. DOI: 10.66992/plfvBT
Publish Date
2026

A conference paper exploring memory, abjection, and repair through fragile materials and feminist methodologies. The Lost Object reflects on care, transformation, and the cyclical nature of forgetting.

Reference
King, S., (2025). Recollecting, Remembering, Regaining: The Lost Object Project. Proceeding of 8th "Memory, Forgetting and Creating." International Interdisciplinary Conference. 23rd - 24th January 2025. [Online]. DOI: 10.66992/01/MN09.BV87.12
Publish Date
2025