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This is an image from my project based around abstraction. My focuses for my shoots are colour, shape and texture.

My initial intention for this project was to demonstrate my view of equality through my final pieces. However I believe that because the pieces will be abstract, the viewer is free to interpret them as they please. Throughout this project I have come to realise that, for me, the emotions felt by the viewer towards the art are just as important as the intentions of the artist.

 

a very nice abstraction that the earth gave me. :)

 

nice on black

Abstract image of the forest on the Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. The gradation of color from the soil, up to the trunks through the branches and up to the leaves looked cool even when not moving. With this, I was attempting to get a long exposure blur while riding by in a car. It turned out pretty good with the sunlight just peaking through on some of the leaves.

Another in the manner of Kitty Sabatier.

African women, tile art.

Tracing paper mounted unto tiled background.

By Joel T. Johnson

  

Abstraction is a performance installation that Inspired by Complicite's A Disappearing Number, this performance installation explores the key themes of mathematics, collision between East and West, and the interconnections of human relationships. Conceptualized as a visual score, and drawing references fro leading contemporary artists like Robert Wilson and Robert Lepage, the performance installation seeks to explore a new perspective accessible to the audience of 21st Century. Merging real-time technology with live performance, this re-invention blurs the lines between arts and science. Abstraction aims to leave behind something of permanent value, reverberating the life of memories.

 

Abstraction is created and designed by Theatre+Performance and Interactive Art Level 2 Students in collaboration with Acting Level 1 In Lasalle College of Arts.

 

Project Leaders - Cherilyn Woo a& Mithru Vigneshwara

Assistant project Leaders - Khairul Kamsani

Directors - Cherilyn Woo, Khairul Kamsani, Rachael Nonis, Fairuz Atiqah

Set Designer - Mithru Vigneshwara

VIsual Composers - Jacky Boen, Adam Aw & Mui Rui Yi

Interaction Designer / Developer - Zac Ong

Sound Designer - Khairul Kamsani, Benjamin Low, Adam Aw

Stage Manager - Josiah Yoong

Sound Engineer - Sage Tan

Costume and props Co-ordinator - Fairuz Atiqah

Projection engineer - Kailash

Front of House Manager - Rachael Nonis

  

Cast

Aninda - Andrew Sutherland

Ruth - Chng XIn Xuan

Al - Benedict Hew

Ramanujan - Ali Anwar

Hardy - Kyle Gannon

Jenaki - Farez Najid

Ramanujan's Mother - Rytasha Rathod

Surita - Frances Lee

Lecture student / Passenger - Dominque De Marco

Lecture student / Passenger - Morweena Maclean

Barbara - chanel chan

Harvard Professor - Shana Yap

Fellow#1 - Lian Sutton

Fellow#2 - Axel Renevey

Look out cars! A twisty tunnel is up ahead!

see note under 'abstraction (the first).

acrylic

50x70cm fabriano pittura 400g/m2 paper

All ten photographs in this sequence of abstract images are derived from photographs I took of sections of a glass vase of mine. Perhaps I should photograph the whole vase! It's very beautiful :)

 

UPDATE - I did photograph it. You can see it here -

www.flickr.com/photos/vernonhyde/5685663246/in/photostream

KODAK Digital Still Camera

Ces fruits de clématite sauvage sont étonnants.

The image sums up my week - all abstraction, no substance. Also on 500px.

The photo is executed in technique «LightGraphic » or «The painting of light», that assumes illumination of model by small light sources in darkness on long endurance.

Thus, all lightcloth (composition) - is one Photo Exposition, is embodied on a matrix of the camera in one click of a shutter.

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i like how 70s it is, from a 50 per cent off sign at millwood town center

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