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| − | '''Jersey Dress, Lie van der Werff'''
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| − | Lie van der werff about the art work: she researched when objects loos their
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| − | function and their shape. What remains is a fragile part of the object itself.
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| − | How things become a shade of themselves. I think that is a very interesting
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| − | concept.
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| − | The artwork got me thinking about, jellyfish/ puppet man/ something that drips
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| − | (candles, wet fabrics or paper) paper-mâché? / different layers that together show
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| − | the object but as one it says nothing/ slime/ pink chewing gum/ Hanging flower,
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| − | but also it has kind of a hospital feeling, stait jacket?
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| − | These are some ideas that I want to combine with the artwork to make my own
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| − | reproduction. A reproduction that shows the dress even more as a shade of itself.
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| − | Maybe even look like something whole different but it could still be a dress.
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| − | '''Replica'''
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| − | For The replica I thought of some different ideas:
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| − | 1 plastic f18 with a pink color (I know that this could work because I have done some
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| − | research in the second year) Or some plastic like stuff that is more movable or softer.
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| − | That it gets a skin/ flesh like feeling like the color of the dress.
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| − | 2 weaving with gum like material or plaster because it has the same color and hospital
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| − | feeling when you look at it, elastic could also work because the artwork it is just hanging
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| − | around and it looks like when you pull it it could jump up like elastic.
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| − | 3 felting of the dress.
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| − | I did a few experiments.
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| − | And found a lot of art and fashion that looks a lot like or has the same feeling as the artwork of lie van der werff.
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| − | 16 September,
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| − | Tools & Techs
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| − | After this class I got to thinking that I would definitely like to make my replica skin like!
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| − | I went to ceramics work station to ask for some advice about with materials would become skin like. Latex is what comes closest to skin.
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| − | '''experiments:'''
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| − | -To combine latex with sand, plaster, wool.
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| − | -How thick? How much layers?
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| − | -How can I get a most like skinn feeling.
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| − | '''Research:'''
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| − | artist like, Ron Muyick, manimalwork.com, Berlinde de Bruiyckere.
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