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Doorways to perception: between the 2nd and 29th of April 2012, the group Art-est have been showcasing their mixed technique exhibition to communicate their thoughts and feeling about politic, environment, women issues among others.
35 cm x 56 cm Multimedia collage composed of acrylic paint, paper and gel pen. It was created through inverting, resizing, printing, tearing apart and putting together one composition of faces and hands.
“Perception” portrays how some may feel estranged from familiar settings amidst dissociative episodes.
I took this photo to make it look like Colin was balancing on Aleah's hand. I had to crop Vic out because it did not look like he was on her hand. I wish I would have had a plain background so there would not have been a lot of distractions like the man in the back. I used a shutter speed of 1/10 and it should have been a little faster to let in more light. I used an ISO of 100 and an aperture of f/18.
writer's block: a usually temporary condition in which a writer finds it impossible to proceed with the writing of a novel, play, or other work.
The topic 'Human Perception' is what I've chosen to study in Studio Arts this year. This is made from one photograph of me, just flipped around. It's to represent the two contrasting sides of how we can be percieved. There is this feminine beauty that so many of us live up to, the stereotypical features, which is what the left side would hopefully represent. The right side is a more down-to-earth, realistic view on somebody.
This Piece describes perception and how we observe from our experiences. upcycled display cases and the interaction of colored Plexiglas within layers reminds me of how we perceive each other. From a distance we dont really see each other but as we get closer we see more of the faults and fragility of each other. This started off as an experiment with Robert Erwins philosophies of perception using similar imagery of his "Marfa" peers Donald Judd and Dan Flavin. for me this ended up being an expression of how we perceive each other and how our flaws make us unique and...well beautiful.