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Yvette Watt

Yvette Watt
Tasmanian School of Art

Yvette is a PhD student at the Tasmanian School of Art. The title of her research project is 'A visual investigation into anthropomorphic and anthropocentric perceptions of non-human animals'. Yvette completed a Masters in Fine Art last year with a project titled 'Food for Thought: a visual investigation of the nature-culture dichotomy as manifested in "farm" animals'.

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