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Dimensions: 57x31x20.5
Year Made: 2004
Craftsman: Patrick O'Neill
Materials: curly maple, birdseye maple and black walnut, pull sculpted by Diedrich Dasenbrock. Cabinet on base.
Price: $4,000. One available.
Perceptions in SecondLife located at the following Link: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA29/193/237/1006
'What They Carried' series.
For this project, I wanted to explore self-perception and objective analysis. By this I mean, how one perceives themselves, or the image in which they attempt to create an idealized image of themselves verse the perception of a third party, or individual other than themselves. For this project, I plan on shooting young, seemingly beautiful women. My incentive is to capture an ideal vastly different than when they have control of their perception. Being among a ‘selfie’ generation, where individuals take pictures or self-portraits of themselves, the individual ultimately has sole control. The individual has control over the setting that the picture is taken, the clothes in which they are wearing, the expression they portray, all the way to how the image is edited. Thus, the control of their self-perception is actively decided and how they want to be seen by others is emitted. In order to do this, I plan on revoking this sense of control from the individuals I photograph, causing the individual to surrender control. The reasoning for this is to capture how the individual views their ‘ideal’ self in contrast with my interpretation of their beauty in a more natural form. Ideally, I hope to contrast their self-objectivity and how their “raw” form is perceived.
Draw a map of the path that water takes from when it falls from the sky to when it comes out of your faucet.
Taiwanese people seem to have a different awareness of danger than westerners. This path is used by cyclist. The sign is a warning for the dangerous slope ahead. Does it look dangerous to you? and where are you from?
I Taiwanesi sembrano avere una diversa percezione del pericolo rispetto agli occidentali. Il cartello avverte i ciclisti della discesa pericolosa li' davanti. A te sembra pericolosa? e di che paese sei?
Perceptions in SecondLife located at the following Link: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA29/193/237/1006
I am exploring aspects of human intelligence for my A2 perception project, so I decided to represent this through this piece of work.
I painted a side profile view of a person with arcrylic on a background of news paper. I found a mixture of circular metal disks, nuts, and washers which I decided to add to my piece to give it a 3D look.
I then painted on other different types of coggs in to the brain area with gold and silver arcrylic. I painted some on cardboard to add variety and make the piece more interesting.
I decided to portray the brain like a series of coggs working together to show visually that the brain is a constantly working mechanism as well as a vital part of the body.
This is a piece of work that I have done in my sketchbook of A3 size.