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Aping the master. Standing on the shoulder of giants. Imitation as the sincerest form of learning. This research is taking a closer look at copy incidents, from copy/pasting of poetry to Elvis look-alikes and past century doppelgängers, one sleeved t-shirts and infringement of eyewear patents.
"Loopholing - copying towards common ground" is a research series of both good copies and bad copies, with the attitude throughout the work regarding the act of copying not as the uninspired use of plagiarism or stealing but simply as translatio
