Redrawing the body for health

Jill Journeaux

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    This paper offers a consideration in the form of a case study of some issues raised by the collaboration between the artist Jill Journeaux and the illustrator John Burns. In 2010 Journeaux and Burns worked together to produce a short digital animation entitled Red Line Glowing. This animation was the synthesis of a series of drawings and collages through which Journeaux explored her responses to treatment for cancer, and her attempts to visualize health and recovery whilst undergoing that treatment. The drawings and animation are considered in relation to Journeaux’s ongoing fine art practice and other initiatives underway in the UK, which involve artists, clinicians and patients working in synergy.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)49-59
    JournalThe International Journal of the Image
    Volume4
    Issue number1
    Publication statusPublished - 2014

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    Animation
    Health
    Artist
    Clinicians
    Synergy
    Cancer
    Fine Arts
    Recovery

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    Published by Common Ground Publishing, reproduced with permission.

    Keywords

    • the form and the Image
    • visualisation
    • interpretation
    • animation

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    Redrawing the body for health. / Journeaux, Jill.

    In: The International Journal of the Image, Vol. 4, No. 1, 2014, p. 49-59.

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    Journeaux, J 2014, 'Redrawing the body for health' The International Journal of the Image, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 49-59.
    Journeaux J. Redrawing the body for health. The International Journal of the Image. 2014;4(1):49-59.
    Journeaux, Jill. / Redrawing the body for health. In: The International Journal of the Image. 2014 ; Vol. 4, No. 1. pp. 49-59.
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