#finalwork3

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Final Work 3hree -

Spot the difference

in this piece, i drew the view of central in hong kong (where i live as well) and a walk which i will definitely go through each morning. however, when i was drawing from my pictures, i just realised the image in my head is really different to the image that i was drawing. therefore, after i finish drawing both images, i photocopied my drawing and erased out the “wrong ones” (which i originally thought it would be). e.g. the road name should be called “queen’s road central”, but i thought that road called “nathan road”... 

now, can you spot the differences from the images above? 

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Assessment 3- Final Work 3

Failure States

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A3, Final Work 3 (________) 

(_____) centralises on the loss of identity through our vigorous use of mobile phones. With such intimate attachments to these technological tools, we close the gap between man and machine as we leave our most personal, one-of-a-kind mark; fingerprints. 

(_____) pushes the boundaries of physical art as it forces audiences to reconsider how much time they utilise engaging with mobile phones till the point they are able to distinguish a phone with one’s identity with. 

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A3, Final Work 3 Process

Stemming from my first experiment, I wanted to further explore the loss of identity through our vigorous use of mobile phones and technology. Developing from the work previously done in my experiment, I used Pixlr to photoshop the acrylic paint fingerprints onto the screenshots of the lock screen on my Iphone. 

Using photoshop to develop my idea allowed me to use digital media to explore my concept, hence exposing me to new learning mediums. It also allowed me to experiment with the images, aiding me to develop new ideas throughout the way through an experiment driven practice. 

Process

1. Smear acylic paints across fingers

2. Smear paint to create fingerprints

3. Take photos of prints 

4. Screenshot various lock screens on Iphone

5. Edit on Pixlr adding layers to merge two images together