FINISHED WORKS FOR ASSESSMENT: 2ND SEMESTER

 Jenny, your extraordinary range of research processes and courageous experiments have coalesced into an exciting and dynamic project outcome and practice. At times you create works almost accidentally to the periphery of your intended works; the panel encourages you to not discount the works you might do for fun or as an experiment. The singing lesson for dogs, for example, is particularly resolved as an artwork in itself, even though it may have felt simple to produce. Your more complex works are a testament to the rites of passage you have been through this year. You have pushed yourself in learning or showcasing new skills - singing, digital technologies, healing practices, text - and your developing awareness of how audio works with an image is becoming really strong. You should follow this and develop it further. The audio in your works is proving to be a really powerful component in creating an experience for the viewer and assisting a kind of visceral encounter with and access point for this difficult terrain of your subject matter. Congratulations on a brave and adventurous year. 

 Jennifer, well done on a significant journey of healing, self-reflection and artistic learning and deepening of your praxis. This is a rich and complex area of praxis which holds great meaning and benefit for the broader artistic and mental health community, and there appears to be sensitivity and openness on your part to keep learning and exploring your subjective and embodied relationship to these areas. This feels like a generative area of practice-led research. Well done.