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This can be found on this page: [[User:LV/PRACTICE RESEARCH#RAINBOWS]] <br> | This can be found on this page: [[User:LV/PRACTICE RESEARCH#RAINBOWS]] <br> | ||
I added rainbows on ordinary objects through different analogue techniques. <br> | I added rainbows on ordinary objects through different analogue techniques. <br> | ||
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This fascinates me because the beauty of the ordinary object is subject to perspective. I want people to decelerate from their daily live. <br> | This fascinates me because the beauty of the ordinary object is subject to perspective. I want people to decelerate from their daily live. <br> | ||
For example in CD-cases, this rainbow reflection that only appears when you turn it in a certain angle. | For example in CD-cases, this rainbow reflection that only appears when you turn it in a certain angle. | ||
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For my research I want to look more into references in the art world and do research on the material and reflections. | For my research I want to look more into references in the art world and do research on the material and reflections. | ||
An interesting book about the search for beauty in the artworld that I would like to start reading is: The Subliem by Hans den Hartog. | An interesting book about the search for beauty in the artworld that I would like to start reading is: The Subliem by Hans den Hartog. | ||
| − | So a lot of experimenting with form and experience, and asking myself the following questions: How do i intensify this rainbow beauty in ordinary objects, what light source should i use or what is the viewers position? | + | So a lot of experimenting with form and experience, and asking myself the following questions: How do i intensify this rainbow beauty in ordinary objects, what light source should i use or what is the viewers position? <br> |
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| − | + | After pitch and feedback my goal now is: <br> | |
| − | + | I think the CD cases are an interesting beginning point but I need to look further than that. <br> | |
| − | After pitch and feedback my goal now is: | + | Right now I need to focus on the question: how to link analogue rainbows with digital technologies.? <br> |
| − | I think the CD cases are an interesting point but I need to look further than that. | + | Explore rainbows in the digital world. For example: rainbows in the refracting light in screens. <br> |
| − | Right now I need to focus on the question: how to link analogue rainbows with digital technologies. | ||
| − | Explore rainbows in the digital world. For example: rainbows in the refracting light in screens. | ||
Revision as of 16:02, 24 November 2015
Pitch
Additionional Information:
For this project I want to continue on the rainbow part of my project in Q7 of Digital Craft.
This can be found on this page: User:LV/PRACTICE RESEARCH#RAINBOWS
I added rainbows on ordinary objects through different analogue techniques.
This fascinates me because the beauty of the ordinary object is subject to perspective. I want people to decelerate from their daily live.
For example in CD-cases, this rainbow reflection that only appears when you turn it in a certain angle.
This search for beauty links to the work Beauty of Olafur Eliassion, where a rainbow appears and disappears depending on one's location.
A possible result for this project could be something with the CD-cases, or creating a real life experience.
For my research I want to look more into references in the art world and do research on the material and reflections.
An interesting book about the search for beauty in the artworld that I would like to start reading is: The Subliem by Hans den Hartog.
So a lot of experimenting with form and experience, and asking myself the following questions: How do i intensify this rainbow beauty in ordinary objects, what light source should i use or what is the viewers position?
After pitch and feedback my goal now is:
I think the CD cases are an interesting beginning point but I need to look further than that.
Right now I need to focus on the question: how to link analogue rainbows with digital technologies.?
Explore rainbows in the digital world. For example: rainbows in the refracting light in screens.
