Throughout history we have collected and preserved items of interest so that we can learn and develop from them. The vessel is a visual signifier of the containment of knowledge displayed within our museums.

ASGTH1601

Tegan Hamilton

'Poaceae 1'

Size (HxWxD) -19.5x28.5x4cm

The lens magnifies the object in the way in which natural history opens up an understanding of the globe. I aim to provide a representation of our obsession with collecting, categorizing and preserving the world around us. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge.

ASGTH1401

Tegan Hamilton

'Acer I'

Size (HxWxD) -27x11x11cm

TeganåÊaims to provide a representation of our obsession with collecting, categorising and preserving the world around us. HeråÊwork is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, perpetuation and dissemination of knowledge.

ASGTH1605

Tegan Hamilton

'The Art Of Science II (3)'

Size: 26x13x13cm | 19x9x9cm | 13x10x10cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Enormous amounts of scientific research and funding have been contributed towards the preservation and maintenance of the human organism. We are at a time in which our society must dedicate as much energy, thought and resources into the greater organism, our planet. This is the heart of the matter.

ASGTH1101

Tegan Hamilton

'Cardio VI'

Size (HxWxD) - 18x22.5x17cm

Tegan has used a cylindrical form that creates lenses to magnify the objects inside, alluding to the manner in which anatomy reveals the internal body. The surgeon and the artist share an iconic status and privileged gaze which passes through surface structures. The viewer is encouraged to examine the body through a medical gaze that is calculating, inquisitive and penetrative.

ASGTH1201

Tegan Hamilton

'Cardiology'

Size (HxWxD) -20x14.5x14.5cm

ASGTH1610

Tegan Hamilton

'Cardio XII'

Size (HxWxD) -16.5x13x9cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Enormous amounts of scientific research and funding have been contributed towards the preservation and maintenance of the human organism. We are at a time in which our society must dedicate as much energy, thought and resources into the greater organism, our planet. This is the heart of the matter.

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Enormous amounts of scientific research and funding have been contributed towards the preservation and maintenance of the human organism. We are at a time in which our society must dedicate as much energy, thought and resources into the greater organism, our planet. This is the heart of the matter.

ASGTH1613

Tegan Hamilton

'Cardio VIII'

Size (HxWxD) -14x10x8cm

ASGTH1002

Tegan Hamilton

'The Artist's Blueprint II'

Size (HxWxD) -19.5x13.5x13.5cm

The artist should have comprehensive knowledge of anatomy in order to depict the human form. A complete understanding of the anatomical body; the medical body, is as important to an artist as blueprints are to a builder.

Tegan has used a cylindrical form that creates lenses to magnify the objects inside, alluding to the manner in which anatomy reveals the internal body. The surgeon and the artist share an iconic status and privileged gaze which passes through surface structures. The viewer is encouraged to examine the body through a medical gaze that is calculating, inquisitive and penetrative.

ASGTH1003

Tegan Hamilton

'Cardiovascular'

Size (HxWxD) -22.5x14x14cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Enormous amounts of scientific research and funding have been contributed towards the preservation and maintenance of the human organism. We are at a time in which our society must dedicate as much energy, thought and resources into the greater organism, our planet. This is the heart of the matter.

ASGTH1301

Tegan Hamilton

'Cardio XIV'

Size (HxWxD) -26x16x13cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Enormous amounts of scientific research and funding have been contributed towards the preservation and maintenance of the human organism. We are at a time in which our society must dedicate as much energy, thought and resources into the greater organism, our planet. This is the heart of the matter.

ASGTH1004

Tegan Hamilton

'Study'

Size (HxWxD) -19x14.5x14.5cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Although human existence is finite, the act of making glass is thousands of years old. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge which is imparted across time and cultures and the many lives that make up this continuum.

ASGTH1005

Tegan Hamilton

'Preservation Of Knowledge'

Size (HxWxD) -20x17x17cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Although human existence is finite, the act of making glass is thousands of years old. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge which is imparted across time and cultures and the many lives that make up this continuum.

ASGTH1007

Tegan Hamilton

'Kidney'

Size (HxWxD) -13x12.5x7cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Although human existence is finite, the act of making glass is thousands of years old. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge which is imparted across time and cultures and the many lives that make up this continuum.

ASGTH1102

Tegan Hamilton

'The Surgeon's Gaze'

Size (HxWxD) -12x12x9.5cm

We enact our will with our hands. Functioning hands are significant to our lives whether we are writers, communicating with our hands, artists, creating with our hands, or communicating our affection through gestures.

ASGTH0901

Tegan Hamilton

'Enactment'

Size (HxWxD) -22.5x11.5x8.5cm

We enact our will with our hands. Functioning hands are significant to our lives whether we are writers, communicating with our hands, artists, creating with our hands, or communicating our affection through gestures.

ASGTH1008

Tegan Hamilton

'Enact V'

Size (HxWxD) -26.5x12.5x7.5cm

TeganåÊhas used a cylindrical form that creates lenses to magnify the objects inside, alluding to the manner in which anatomy reveals the internal body. The surgeon and the artist share an iconic status and privileged gaze which passes through surface structures. The viewer is encouraged to examine the body through a medical gaze that is calculating, inquisitive and penetrative.

ASGTH1009

Tegan Hamilton

'Pulmonary VII'

Size (HxWxD) -19.5x12.5x12.5cm

ASGTH1615

Tegan Hamilton

'The Medical Gaze'

Size (HxWxD) -24x18x18cm

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Tegan Hamilton

'Preservation Of Knowledge II'

Size (HxWxD) -21x16x16cm

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Although human existence is finite, the act of making glass is thousands of years old. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge which is imparted across time and cultures and the many lives that make up this continuum.

By presenting an organ, a fragmentation of the body, the viewer is given a sculpture to examine and decode which gives them another perspective of their own bodies.

Although human existence is finite, the act of making glass is thousands of years old. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge which is imparted across time and cultures and the many lives that make up this continuum.

ASGTH1010

Tegan Hamilton

'The Preservation Of Intellect'

Size (HxWxD) -17x16.5x16.5cm

The lens magnifies the object in the way in which natural history opens up an understanding of the globe. I aim to provide a representation of our obsession with collecting, categorizing and preserving the world around us. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge.

ASGTH1405

Tegan Hamilton

'Lepidoptera I'

Size (HxWxD) -17x12x12cm

The lens magnifies the object in the way in which natural history opens up an understanding of the globe. I aim to provide a representation of our obsession with collecting, categorizing and preserving the world around us. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge.

ASGTH1406

Tegan Hamilton

'Lepidoptera II'

Size (HxWxD) -15x10.5x10.5cm

The lens magnifies the object in the way in which natural history opens up an understanding of the globe. I aim to provide a representation of our obsession with collecting, categorizing and preserving the world around us. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge.

ASGTH1407

Tegan Hamilton

'Lepidoptera III'

Size (HxWxD) -20x13x13cm

The lens magnifies the object in the way in which natural history opens up an understanding of the globe. I aim to provide a representation of our obsession with collecting, categorizing and preserving the world around us. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge.

ASGTH1302

Tegan Hamilton

'Lepidoptera V'

Size (HxWxD) -16x11.5x11.5cm

The lens magnifies the object in the way in which natural history opens up an understanding of the globe. I aim to provide a representation of our obsession with collecting, categorizing and preserving the world around us. This work is a dialogue about the ongoing acquisition, preservation and dissemination of knowledge.

ASGTH1409

Tegan Hamilton

'Lepidoptera VII'

Size (HxWxD) -15x9.5x9.5cm

Throughout history we have collected and preserved items of interest so that we can learn and develop from them. The vessel is a visual signifier of the containment of knowledge displayed within our museums.

ASGTH1306

Tegan Hamilton

'Leaf'

Size (HxWxD) -27x22x6cm

Code: ASGTH0802

Name: Tegan Hamilton

Title: 'Anatomy II'

Size: (HxWxD) -28x21.5x10cm

Year: 2008

The fluidity of the glass mirrors the fluctuating nature of the body. The state of the body is perpetually in flux, with fluids constantly being pumped around the body and cells dying and regenerating. My work reflects a need to understand the anatomical structure and space of the body. The fragmented, segmented body is significant in the field of anatomy and relevant to my work. The medical gaze maps the interior body, the once invisible and unchartered.

Code: ASGTH0903

Artist: Tegan Hamilton

Title: 'Anatomy III'

Size: (HxWxD) - 22x12.5x7.5cm

Year: 2009

The fluidity of the glass mirrors the fluctuating nature of the body. The state of the body is perpetually in flux, with fluids constantly being pumped around the body and cells dying and regenerating. My work reflects a need to understand the anatomical structure and space of the body. The fragmented, segmented body is significant in the field of anatomy and relevant to my work. The medical gaze maps the interior body, the once invisible and unchartered.

Code: ASGTH0904

Artist: Tegan Hamilton

Title: 'Anatomy IV'

Size: (HxWxD) - 31x19x9cm

Year: 2009

The fluidity of the glass mirrors the fluctuating nature of the body. The state of the body is perpetually in flux, with fluids constantly being pumped around the body and cells dying and regenerating. My work reflects a need to understand the anatomical structure and space of the body. The fragmented, segmented body is significant in the field of anatomy and relevant to my work. The medical gaze maps the interior body, the once invisible and unchartered.