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These are the photographs of my final piece for my A2 Coursework, titled Fold. This work was presented on the wall, with three projectors surrounding, with loose bits of acetate, some arranged in certain shapes, and other bits left loose. My reason for doing this is so that these sculptures can become slightly interactive, and the viewers can be involved in experimenting with colours and shadows.
After making the sculpture in the style of Habitat 67, I decided to experiment with the form, as this had been my main line of inquiry throughout this project, I settled on looking at triangles, and how I could make interesting structures in a similar way to that of habitat 67.
However, not only did I want to experiment with triangles, I also wanted to try making a more 3 Dimensional model, and so instead of using a rectangular board as the background, I decided to use a circular board as the floor.
Once I had made this first model and painted the rough shadows onto it, I decided to apply the same colour projections, that I had experimented with on the previous sculpture.
This is the first sculpture I made for my A2 coursework. At this point of the project, I hadn’t quite decided on what style I wanted to go in, so to make sure I kept thinking and processing ideas I decided to create this bauhaus/mondrian/de stijl inspired sculpture. I found making this very interesting because it got me thinking about the colours, shapes and differetn viewpoints. Although this piece wasn’t entirely meant to be viewed as a model of a building or community space, I like how it can be viewed as one, and becasue there is no specific scale to it you can interpret how people would fit and move around this space, if it were ever a real place.
This is another of the questions for my Media Studies A Level, again, my partner Richard wrote and narrated this Documentary style video, and I edited it, sourcing all the images and clips.
As part of my Media Studies A Level, we have also had to answer some Evaluation questions in different styles, for this question we decided to create a slideshow with Narration, my partner Richard wrote the original script, and was the narrator, and I then edited together the video.
This is the Final Draft of my A2 Media Short Film, titled The Sad Equation.
After making the original sculpture in the style of Habitat 67, I decided to try and play around with the form, and so decided to experiment with triangles, I first did this within my sketchbook by cutting up a photo of the original sculpture into triangles, and rearranging the pieces in a very different way. This then inspired me to make more 3 Dimensional Sculptures using triangular blocks of wood.
The first set of photos above are the reference images I took as guides for painting the shadows onto the three circular based models I made. The bottom two photos were after I experimented with painting the shadows onto the first model and started to paint on windows.