on the move

Project: Community Project

Topic: Parkour Group

Research: the beauty of human body and moving arts

figure drawing

the most surreal of us all - Joan Miró

Exhibition: Joan Miró

Place: Tate Modern

I like Miró's inventive imagination in his works; and it is also impressive that his works reflects his world and events surround him.

Sometimes I don't enjoy seeing surreal pieces when I can't figure it out or having no feedback watching them; other times I love it a lot because I can let my imagination run wild and put my thoughts into artists' work by simply admiring them.

I do like Miró's work a lot, especially those line figures which express the emotions so well. And for me, they're in kind of bizarre-look in a charming way.

I drew some of them in my sketch book and jotted down what I liked about them.

Those line drawings are so fluid and nature which create a lovely, enjoyable atmosphere watching them.

Scale Project

seeing is believing? 

simple

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brainstorming and research 

design

thinking about shillouette

combination of shadows

draw on transparent plastic

cut-outs/ cardboard 

This is the box for the mysterious mood experience.

experimenting for how the shadow looked like in the box.

Vision Without Action is Hallucination

"Vision without Action is Hallucination." It's from a book called Making Ideas Happen as Holly told us.

I was attracted by the word "hallucination" at first without even knowing what the word meant.

It sounded interesting to me just like I've always been attracted by different accents.

Interesting, isn't it?
Sure it is!

And there's no doubt that "Vision without Action is Hallucination!"

This was the start of practicing on primary and secondary research which we will carry on with us through our MA course!

photograph or drawing

Looking down from the window in our studio, I took this photo in black and white.

However, I guess it appears to be more than just black and white.

the parking area

reverse & transform the space 

It's fun to put my thoughts in the drawing and make it more than what I've seen. 

With added information or transformation in style, the work expresses differently from the photograph.

photography - observing shadows

 Shadows are flexible, changeable, unstable, unpredictable, and magical!

It can be way bigger than the thing itself or it can be totally in the opposite situation which seems to be smaller than the object, and sometimes shadows just never appears.

imaginative, isn't it?

To feel the atmosphere of the shadow and the mood of it despite what it actually is, I like those anonymous reflections of the real objects.

At some point, they're more attracting than the object even though it's nearly just black.