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Natalie Field

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Natalie Field

Staff Engineer
Department of Clinical and Molecular Medicine
Department of Language and Literature

natalie.field@ntnu.no
+4773592254 Laboratoriesentret Øya, Trondheim
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Natalie Field (b.1982) is an artistic researcher and interdisciplinary artist from South Africa, with a core interest in sci-art. Her practice is situated in the field of Speculative Taxidermy, as she questions how man-made representations of, and cultural ideas about, the animal-other influences our ethical, social, and ecological behaviour towards the living world. She is passionate about the concept of One Health, bridging the gap between human health and that of the environment. 

Field has a B.Tech Photography from Nelson Mandela University (South Africa, 2008) and Master of Fine Arts from Kunstakademiet i Trondheim (Norway, 2023). Her master's thesis, "Museum of Extinction: The Field Ornitohology Collection" has been published in the Finnish journal "Research in Arts and Education" in 2024.

Field has exhibited internationally at the National Museum of Wildlife Art (USA, 2023), K-U-K (NO, 2023), Rejmyre Art Lab (SE, 2022), Italgas Heritage Lab (IT, 2021), START Art Fair (UK, 2019), Berman Contemporary (ZA, 2018-2020), Arteles Creative Center (FI, 2016) and more. Field has been selected as a Creature Conserve Fellow for the period of 2024 – 2025.

 

Competencies

  • Adobe Suite
  • Artistic Research
  • Photography
  • Project Planning
  • Public Speaking
  • Speculative Taxidermy

Publications

Museum of Extinction: The Field Ornithology Collection

This artistic research project combines an exploration of natural history conservation at the NTNU and museology at MiST, and posits that the re-presentation of animal materialities has the potential to re-form culture in the time of the sixth extinction.
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2024

  • Field, Natalie. (2024) Livet i Døden. Livet i Døden
    Museum exhibition
  • Field, Natalie. (2024) Museum of Extinction: The Field Ornithology Collection. Research in Arts and Education
    Academic article

Journal publications

  • Field, Natalie. (2024) Museum of Extinction: The Field Ornithology Collection. Research in Arts and Education
    Academic article

UTSTILLING

  • Field, Natalie. (2024) Livet i Døden. Livet i Døden
    Museum exhibition

Teaching

Courses

  • MFEL4851 - Eksperter i team - Death at the Museum: Anatomical Museums and the Public Eye

Outreach

2023

  • Academic lecture
    Field, Natalie. (2023) Museum of Extinction: The Field Ornithology Collection. Aalto University Art of Research VIII , Espoo 2023-11-30 - 2023-12-01

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