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I collected numerous wrecked car parts from severe car crashes to fix them together into a human body on the spot. Wrecked Steering wheels, punctured tyres, broken bumpers, broken headlights, shattered side mirrors, springs, brakes, exhaust pipes, broken watercoolers, shattered windscreens, broken dented car doors etc are collected and fixed on the spot. Red Brake fluid in form of blood is poured all over the gigantic human body I formed.
Replaceable car parts, Irreplaceable body parts
No matter how well in fixing back your body parts, it won’t be as perfect as before.
A personal project created from scratch. A 360 road safety initiative campaign that includes pre-launch, launch, on ground installation, print ads, digital activation, post launch and case studies. Without a production team and zero budget, you have to build the outdoor installation by your own with numerous unwanted crashed car parts and photoshoot too. Metallic surfaces of car parts are reflected by the glaring hot sun.
Kancil awards - Silver
Ainslee Howlett is eight-years-old and plans to be a clothing designer. At eight, she’s already designing as many things as possible and her interest is only growing. She’s been playing rugby for years and is considered a “mini” in Regina Mini Rugby. Photo by Heidi Atter.
Food Stylist : Pimfun Chaisongcroh (pimfun) (www.flickr.com/photos/pimfun/albums)
Assistant Food Stylish : Arunmanee Pakapitak
Photographer : Patcha Preaw (www.patchaworkspace.com)
Assistant Photographer : Tawin Manajit Frost S. Nattawit Thanakorn Ruthirakanok Pakanan Thowthong Korakot Jaroenlap Studio : Kangaroo Studio
Firefighters (Left to Right) Jamie Adrusyk, Gerry Putz, Glen Wagner, Corey Craigen, Curtis Heintz,and Simon Arsenault line up for a group photo on November 24th, 2010. These are just some of the firefighters from No. 1 Fire Hall.
After establishing the weaknesses in my work which were my drawings often not having faces, I made a personal day project focusing on illustration. For research I found images of what Google defined as ‘ugly women’. These faces for me stood out the most as they had more character to them and often less symmetry.