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Idoia Acha

MA work

  • The Wheel of the Dharma

    The Wheel of the Dharma, 2017

    The Wheel of the Dharma, 2017

  • Ritual I

    Ritual I, 2017

    Ritual I, 2017

  • Ritual II

    Ritual II, 2017

    Ritual II, 2017

  • Ritual III

    Ritual III, 2017

    Ritual III, 2017

  • Ritual IV

    Ritual IV, 2017

    Ritual IV, 2017

  • Enlightened Common Sense I

    Enlightened Common Sense I, 2017

    Enlightened Common Sense I, 2017

  • Enlightened Common Sense II

    Enlightened Common Sense II, 2017

    Enlightened Common Sense II, 2017

Enlightened Common Sense

An immersive audio-visual piece that represents the journey of vision and transformation as outlined in the traditional Buddhist teaching The Noble Eightfold Path. Extracts from a series of interviews punctuate a more symbolic representation of the journey. An accompanying publication can be found in the dedicated Reading Room.
Programme
Visual Communication

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Communication

    Programme

    MA Visual Communication, 2017

  • Through experimental film-making, sound and graphic design I intend to give shape and form to the ephemeral nature of human experience. This is informed by an interest in Eastern philosophy and religion, specifically Buddhism. I investigate this subject through a hybrid language that combines traditional documentary material and symbolic elements in audio visual form. The aim of the work is to ask questions and encourage reflection rather than provide straightforward answers.

  • Experience

  • Design Director, TNS Global, London, 2012-2015; Co-founder, makeUP - brand slap and corporate face-lifts, London, 2001-2012. Branding and design for the cultural and non-profit sectors.; Web designer, SYZYGY, London 1999-2001

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