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Urbanscapes is a series of photographs of buildings from Los Angeles and Geneva, that the artist Mauren Brodbeck overpainted in full colors. The idea is to photograph building as though they are people. That way, they become portraits of the cities where they are located. In this series, I am...
erasing the iconic building
Task 3 statement
I have decided to combine the two themes I have focus in the past assessments, which are “Australian national identity” from the box transformation project and “erasure” from assignment 2. I have been experimenting of erasing something’s existence using couples of way, for example removing the shoelace of my sneakers. When there are no more shoelace on the sneakers, is it still count as a complete shoe? I started to develop this idea and linking back to the topic I was focusing on, which is “Australia’s national identity” I tried questioned myself, “If I removed the iconic building of Sydney, does people still know where the picture is taken?”
Inspired by Imran Channa’s Enclosure / Erasure painting, erasing a picture really couldn’t tell what the original piece is. The existence of the picture is gone. I took a picture of the most iconic building in Sydney, which is the Sydney Opera House and tried to remove it from the picture. This way the picture would be just a normal picture, it is hard to tell where the picture is taken from.
However the picture seems a bit weird after the Photoshop process, more practice should be put into forming a better quality of work. I also tried experimenting different way of taking photographs and tried to perform the meaning of erasure.
experiment: trying to erase a person using Photoshop
Erasure
Erasure
Imran Channa, an artist, expressed these views on his solo paintings titled
Enclosure / Erasure
solo paintings Exhibition
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Imran Channa
We are prime minister
300 words Statement
Our approach to the assessment was built on the idea of removal of existence as expressed during the week in which we studied the topic of erasure. The artwork we have been inspired from is Robert Rauschenberg’s Erased De Kooning., an art piece about erasing an existing image. We try to develop the idea of whipping out an ‘existence’. As a human being, how can we prove we are existed in this world? By photos? Videos? Well maybe we cannot really prove it at all. The only way we can do is leaving trials in the world. We believe being alive will be the most convincing mark to prove our presence. However after we died, is there anything can prove we were alive before? After we died, our body will just place into the coffin and being buried into the ground. We tried to tell the message based on the bible “Ashes to Ashe, Dust to Dust” ~ Gen 3:19 by using a dairy living with a banana. Our video shows how Ian is living with his banana, he treated the banana as a human being, travel together, leaving trails and creating memories. But what if all trails and marks are all whipped out? The banana turns rotten, it was eaten by Ian, and the skin is buried underground. No one will ever know its existence anymore. The moment the banana ‘dies’, the moment it buried. The banana will only exist in memories, referring back to Erased De Kooning, the moment the painting is whipped out, the painting only exist in memories. You may re-draw the art piece, you may buy a new banana, but the new will never be the same with the one you witness it before. We hope out art work could make our audience to treasure the ones around them, and never forget memories we all creates.
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(經由 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK6eFp2Pnqg) Adad1001 Assignment 2 Time-Based work
Removal of Existence-Banana
Final product by Ian and Alvin.
Rauschenberg discusses one of his most controversial works. For more on this the significance of this painting, be sure to check out Geoff Sirc's book -Engli...
the artwork we focus on
Another experiment of my 4′33′’. This time you can see the changes to the waves and sky clearly
Inspired by John Cage's 4'33", i trid to record the beach in 4′33′’ and see the changes during the time
Ass 2 removal of natural marks on the banana .
