Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Description of Exercise 1 Chair Project
Using a 4’x4’ piece of cardboard you are to construct a
chair. Guidelines for this chair include, must hold the weight of a person,
cuts and folds allowed but removing any cardboard is prohibited, and it must be
6” off the ground. The cardboard should be able to be unfolded and put back
into a contiguous 4’x4’ square.
Summary of Project
Overall, I believe for this to be one of my better projects
of think and make so far. I enjoyed the process of building our photo collages
and the creativity we were allowed to express. Throughout the process of
creating this photo collage I realized how incredibly hard it is to make your
original vision come into place. This project was harder than I expected it to
be in terms of taking enough pictures, when putting together my final collage
and realized I had some gaps to fill and had to go back to location and take
more photographs. I am confident in my final collage and believe it is a
beautiful piece of artwork.
Errol Morris
Photographs are neither true nor false. All photographs are
posed. There is always and absence in a photograph of something that has or
should be there. You never see what before, after, or around the photograph.
The understand a photograph you must see all the details. The photographs with
the most power are iconic.
Psychological Aspects
Cameras have changed the world. Cameras make it possible to
see something through a different perspective that you originally wouldn’t of
been able to see. The way a place or thing can be duplicated makes the world a
way better communicated and smaller place. Every picture has its own story and
message.
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