Sunday, 23 August 2015
Pae Whites installation "Insomnia, made from string"
This insomnia inspired artwork uses fragile materials like string within a cluster to create this sophisticated but immersive installation. I quite like the angelic atmosphere the strings portray as a whole, and in some ways its always like the letters are being projected on to the wall. The red black and purple color pallet when they clash almost simulate this "Dark cloud of criss-cross string".
This insomnia inspired artwork uses fragile materials like string within a cluster to create this sophisticated but immersive installation. I quite like the angelic atmosphere the strings portray as a whole, and in some ways its always like the letters are being projected on to the wall. The red black and purple color pallet when they clash almost simulate this "Dark cloud of criss-cross string".
Thursday, 20 August 2015
Concepts:Water reflection
I think water reflection is a beautiful feature in which someone can see ones self within the image that is being reflected.
Saturday, 15 August 2015

The idea of gods living among the heavens (stars) was always a passed down theory many believed, and it was also the first thing that came to mind when i saw the topic of "Transcendence" in the list of ideas we could base our installations around for studio. I wanted to take a more realistic approach to my work by refining this idea down to space it self or the home of the gods and look at playing around with the subject matter of stars, the light they give off , the trajectory journey stars travel in, angelic atmosphere clusters of stars have on an audience , and almost movement through the use of multiple lines
Wednesday, 5 August 2015
Final snaps
For our final design we decided to minimize the materials used, which lead to taking down the threads that use to be on each side of the cello wrap and focusing on more of the overall form that was created in the middle. we also decided on having the bowls in a simple line that mirrored the direction of the structure.
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