Thursday, 14 March 2013
Project One
Materiality
PREMISE: Materiality is an incredibly powerful medium to convey 3D form and space. It is through materiality and the manipulated mesh that 3D form and space are explored through this project. The designer can describe these complex forms through a restricted perspective utilizing creative lighting, materials and animation in order to convey depth and texture. Also consider audio as part of the overall experience of your project. All audio has to be open source of Creative Commons copyright.
Inspiration;
Hannah Höch | László Moholy-Nagy | Salvador Dalí | Francis Bacon | Patricia Piccinini | Damien Hirst.
Francis Bacon;
I liked the way Bacon has distorted his images, as he morphs the original state into a more abstract form, with a large focus on the unusual material choice. i would like to incorporate this attribute into my pieces.
Salvador Dalí
Dali, i liked the unexpected disfigurations hes has applied to his work, morphing one figure into another. His effect of forming multiple images (depending on how the viewer sees it) from one structure i find extremely interesting. I also enjoyed his choice of material such as making images out of bubbles.
Damien Hirst
I find the way Hirst has displayed the inner workings of his chosen subjects to be extremely interesting, and think this would be a good concept to interpret into my animation.
PREMISE: Materiality is an incredibly powerful medium to convey 3D form and space. It is through materiality and the manipulated mesh that 3D form and space are explored through this project. The designer can describe these complex forms through a restricted perspective utilizing creative lighting, materials and animation in order to convey depth and texture. Also consider audio as part of the overall experience of your project. All audio has to be open source of Creative Commons copyright.
Inspiration;
Hannah Höch | László Moholy-Nagy | Salvador Dalí | Francis Bacon | Patricia Piccinini | Damien Hirst.
Francis Bacon;
I liked the way Bacon has distorted his images, as he morphs the original state into a more abstract form, with a large focus on the unusual material choice. i would like to incorporate this attribute into my pieces.
Salvador Dalí
Dali, i liked the unexpected disfigurations hes has applied to his work, morphing one figure into another. His effect of forming multiple images (depending on how the viewer sees it) from one structure i find extremely interesting. I also enjoyed his choice of material such as making images out of bubbles.
Damien Hirst
I find the way Hirst has displayed the inner workings of his chosen subjects to be extremely interesting, and think this would be a good concept to interpret into my animation.
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