# Net Works [[About the author|Katherine Rae Diemert]] Winter, 2025 ![[../Media Sources/Digitalinvite-01.png]] *Net Works* explores the entangled relationship of media and nature through sculpture, installation and interactive digital media, transforming the Internet into a trap for the viewer. Underwater data cables that support the Internet weave through oceans unseen, mirroring the same pathways that the unknowable eel travels along. Through electromagnetic listening and data sniffing, this body of work imagines these local shoreline sites through the perspective of the eel and the cable, considering how both are ecologically entwined, along with our own relationship to media and nature. --- *This website and document is presented to NSCAD University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Fine Arts.* Thesis exhibition February 23 - March 8, 2025 at the Anna Leonowens Gallery, NSCAD University, Kjipuktuk|Halifax *Thesis Advisory Committee:* Craig Leonard, Professor, Division of Expanded Media Angela Henderson, Faculty, Division of Interdisciplinary Design David Clark, Professor, Division of Expanded Media Developed with support from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). ![[../Media Sources/NSERC_FIP_BLACK.png]] --- #### About this website The structure of this website is also a network. While Part 1 and Part 2 are presented linearly, you're welcome to move non-linearly through the work using the navigation menu (left), the graph view (top right), or through hyperlinks within the body text. When viewing on desktop, hovering your cursor over a link will show a preview. You can also find pages using the [[Tags|tags]], which are listed at the bottom of each page, as well as the related footnotes, and backlinks where other pages connect with the current one. Where possible, full quotations are shown within each of the sources' individual [[Bibliography]] pages (accessible at the bottom of the Bibliography page). --- To: [[Index]] ---