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ADAD-Booster 30/11 Om det var ett tag sedan du gick din grundutbildning i ADAD... Om du börjar glömma och kanske lite tappa gnistan... Om du behöver lite påfyllning och inspiration... Om dina skattningar börjar spreta… - Då är ADAD-Booster 30/11 något för dig! Ska ADAD fungera och vara användbart så behöver intervjuarna få någon form av påfyllning, handledning eller booster helt i alla fall en gång om året. Jag, Niklas Waitong, & Waitong Utbildning vill verkligen bidra till att de utbildningar jag håller i blir en del av en lyckad implementering. Därför strävar jag hela tiden efter att bli en bättre utbildare och erbjuder dessutom: Introduktionsföreläsningar för nybörjare 23/8 (Gratis för alla som har Netklient) Två olika varianter på öppna grundutbildningar; brevkurs (börja när du vill) och streaming (6/9-24/10) samt diverse uppdragsutbildningar. Implementeringsstöd, handledning och FIT-Konsultation Boosters som denna 30/11. Har du skrivit under uppropet om att uppdatera ADAD? Jag fortsätter också mitt samarbete med Råbe & Kobberstad-Netklient. Mer info om ADAD och mina olika utbildningar på waitong.se #ADAD #AdolescentDrugAbuseDiagnoses #ADAD2 #€ADAD #metodguiden #ADolescentAssesmentDialogue #Socialstyrelsen #Råbe&Kobberstad #netklient #learningtransfer #Statens institutionsstyrelse #SiS #brukarmedverkan #kvalitetssäkring #utvärdering #socialtarbete #terapi #Socialstyrelsen #metodguiden (på/i Malmö, Sweden) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChPSGTWjYIG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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presentation of final work

For my final work, I created a series of posters and a sculpture both depicting a recyclable item, I chose to use the image of recycling to demonstrate an example of the ‘use’ between the relationship of man and the environment. For me the relationship between man and the environment is harsh and controversial as we are in a continuous loop of creating and dumping / destroying. We have a habitat of creating new innovations / creations that benefit our society only once, however each man made object controversially limits and or inhibits our environment and our own ecology in its own way. Rarely benefitting the environment and ourselves. In my opinion we have a backwards attitude and belief towards the environment and our single use attitude is affecting the environment constantly. I have chosen an example of a damaged ecosystem; the coral reefs - which i have further demonstrated it in a consumerist fashion. As well as incorporated a value to the objects. I wanted to comment on the tradition of consumerism that links us to ‘recycling’ - we seemingly create more ‘waste’ even though we have a seemed positive attitude towards ‘recycling’. I have chosen inspiring artists that also comment on these issues of the relationship between consumerism and recycling. My experiments also work with ‘site specific’ and all comment on the fashion of consumerism and how we can be blinded by products.

Ken Yonetani - sweet barrier reef Demonstrates a work that is completely made of out sugar, however depicts a vast coral reef; focusing it towards on the depletion of coral due to coral bleaching. The contrasting materials comments on the values of the 21st century’s latest 'fast food’ fashion which is mainly due to sugar and the constant demand for it. His works shows that the industry of sugar; a sweet ingredient, brightening food flavour, has negatively impacted another ecosystem - pointing out that sugar is the metaphor for our desire to consume. He also uses materials such as food to further the impact and metaphor of his sculptures.

Jason middlebrook - GSA Is a mosaic work that is positioned on walls within a building i.e. on the side of the staircase, next to the elevators etc.... The large mosaic flowers demonstrate an overtake of the environment as well as showing something that used to live and grow before the time of the building. Although beautiful, it shows something natural in an unnatural environment and hence demonstrates the ultimate power of consumerism; a want of putting something natural e.g. flowers within our homes - taking more from the environment for our benefit. Debbie Symons - water harvest ‘Water harvest’ is a collaborative work, that demonstrates and celebrates Melbourne’s environmental act of collecting ‘left over’ (grey) water, in which i.e. will benefit droughts later on in the future. The work is made up of saved water from residents around Victoria to show the consciousness of saving water and the awareness for the need to save. This demonstrates that consumerism can be limited by some in order to benefit the environment as well as the huge collaborative process with the public that shows the urgency for an environmental change. I have used the material such as the clay to create a permanent object that can be bought and sold due to is imperishable desire, this shows the creative side of man; the need to create something new and to further sell however limiting the surrounding environment in some way. I then placed it in a plastic takeaway container which discusses the ‘fast food’ fashion and the idea of having something once. However, I have placed a recycling sign on the ‘product’, that supports the items and packaging to be recycled. In which, adds value to the product due to buyers wanting it more because of its supposed ‘environmentally friendly’ appeal. Although completely wrapped in plastic and the items itself are already dead (The white paint depicting that the coral has been bleached and harvested from its natural habitat). The item then contradicts itself as it supports the idea of recycling however the items have been taken from an environment that is critically endangered world wide and consequently cannot be recycled and is damaged due to the over use of plastics and power of consumerism. The posters that have been inspired form assessment 1, are a product design for the item, stating that what is sold is recyclable and is appeals to buyers due to its environmentally beautiful appearance and the nature of the coral. However, the meaning of the posters could be leaded straight to the idea that coral is not recyclable and therefore becomes political satire of the ‘recycling issue’.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

works:

https://www.wired.com/2011/08/beyond-the-horizon/

https://jasonmiddlebrook.com

http://debbiesymons.com.au/works/

http://marionwilson.com

https://eluxemagazine.com/magazine/eco-friendly-artists/

http://www.kenandjuliayonetani.com/contents.html

http://sarahtrigg.com/work.html

http://patriciajohanson.com

http://lisasanditz.com

research:

https://coralreefpalau.org

https://www.mca.com.au/artists-works/exhibitions/536-in-the-balance-art-for-a-changing-world/

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-10/great-barrier-reef-severe-coral-bleaching-hits-two-thirds/8429662

https://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/101-videos/coral-reefs-101

https://www.business.gov.au/risk-management/environmental-impact/waste-management

+ google images

https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&biw=913&bih=749&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=T0meW6LqOcmX8QW1-LPQCg&q=coral+reefs&oq=coral+reefs&gs_l=img.3...0.0.0.29207.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1..64.img..0.0.0....0.BJwuPUDyHE4#imgrc=_

https://www.google.com/search?q=coral+species&client=safari&rls=en&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjC2IvXwr_dAhVBULwKHd-DCOwQ_AUIDigB&biw=913&bih=749#imgdii=RPaUWNaHtqWxjM:&imgrc=wordXBafzY3FxM:

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inspiration 4

KEN AND JULIA YONETANI

‘SWEET BARRIER REEF’

‘THE LAST SUPPER’

‘FUMIE TILES’