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R. and S. on Alex' couch

Alaska is an amazing place to visit. Shout out to my mom for standing in the picture! But compared to the mountain seems like it is close when it reality its miles away. I turned up the saturation and sharpened the ground a little. Not to mention how close those clouds look to the ground.

They thought I am smaller, these were the same feelings I had for them.

What matters is where you see others from...

We chose this place as a positive study area as it is quite, there are available computers and it is available to everyone.

Draw a map of the path that water takes from when it falls out of the sky to when it comes out of your faucet.

Light Up Poole - Digital Light Art Festival

21 - 23 February 2019 - 6pm – 9pm daily

www.lightuppoole.co.uk

 

Light Up Poole is a unique 3-day Light Art Festival taking place from Thursday 21 to Saturday 23 February 2019 with a learning and talent development programme leading up to it. The ambition is to build on previous success in 2018 and present more light art and digital installations to excite audiences with interactive, accessible participation activities in partnership with high profile collaborators. It is a platform for diverse artists to showcase their work, highlighting the unique location in one of the words largest natural harbours, with innovation at its core. A key aim is to strengthen relationships with local businesses, education institutions and corporate sponsors by creating opportunities around talent development, sharing and developing knowledge and skills between artists, academia and business. In February 2018, Light Up Poole (LUP) attracted over 20,000 visitors, 1,900 people participated, and we commissioned 12 new installations from emerging and international artists. The Festival was appreciated around the world reaching 38 countries online through digital engagement. Our intention is to increase audiences and participants by 25%.

 

2019 Festival Theme

As daylight fades, Poole will provide a dramatic backdrop to series of interactive digital Light Art installations designed to inspire, delight and enchant locals & visitors. Both emerging and International artists will showcase their ground-breaking work in a celebration of Poole’s cultural diversity, rich heritage and unique location. *12 core interactive public spectacles and *10 community installations positioned at key locations both indoors and outside, will challenge perceptions that art is elitist and allow more people to engage and experience great art, technology and culture. The theme ‘Tides’ will challenge artists to be more ambitious and carefully consider the mix o

Experiments in perception is a thesis project completed in Paul Sahre & Lindsay Ballant's portfolio class. It is a series of objects and situations that attempt to make others re-think the usual. It's over-arching goal was to test boundaries of logic, language, pre-conceived notions and social convention through the filter of design.

Caught unawares by the camera, I do smile sometimes.

This is a negative environment for me because it is a social environment. It is easy to get distracted here by the many people walking by, eating, laughing, and also the smell of food sidetracks you from studying.

The perception of what we see is so different from each other, that the logical conclusion of all is in the subjective that every idea or thought ends up being.

I've always liked this picture, particularly how the lights all head towards the brightest spot of the sunset.

...of the art of making chocolate. Molds can make a huuuge difference.

Comment with what emotion you see!

Please note - I am not in any way related to these people, nor do I know who they are.

8.5x11

Drawing - Pencil

Belgian Matters by Belgium is Design.

Part of 'A Matter of Perception: Tradition and Technology' by DAMN°

(c) Pauline Miko

Key Bridge - Georgetown, DC

Shot with: iPhone - using Hipstamatic

Live at JC Den Eglantier, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium

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