Towards a visual taxonomy of absence: can illustration practice articulate pre-verbal embodied experience?

Geoffrey Grandfield

Towards a visual taxonomy of absence: can illustration practice articulate pre-verbal embodied experience?

Geoffrey Grandfield

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Abstract

This paper asks if the under-represented voice of adoptees might be more authentically heard through visual form rather than words. The underlying theme addresses the understanding of what is unique in illustration practice, asking a core question of what is illustration capable of communicating that no other discipline can achieve?

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 22 Nov 2024
Event	14th International Illustration Research Symposium - London, U.K. Duration: 22 Nov 2024 → 23 Nov 2024

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Conference	14th International Illustration Research Symposium
Period	22/11/24 → 23/11/24

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Organising Body: University of the Arts London (UAL)

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Art and design

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Towards a visual taxonomy of absence: can illustration practice articulate pre-verbal embodied experience?

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