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7DOS, Modern, Abstract Thursday
In our Modern, on demand world it is possible to have a variety of out-of-season and exotic foods available all year round. Whilst great for photo ops, it presents certain environmental and economic conundrums, another feature of our Modern age, I guess.
Oh, and there is the Martini glass - a thoroughly modern drinking vessel from the height of the Modern era.
Yes, Jim, I'm playing with my food again :-)
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
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A few more tries at zooming for the assignment in Studio 26. Varying amounts and speeds of zooming but I think they were all done (except 'sprats') starting at a wide angle (18mm) and zooming in.
This one shows the more extreme effect. that can be achieved, using more zoom and moving the lens faster too.
Images in the 'abstraction - networks' series, and in the 'papercuts' series are all derived from photographs of the expandable paper bowls/vases designed by Torafu Architects of Japan - www.torafu.com
Week 62, Assignment 3 for Take A Class With Dave and Dave.
Abstract Redux. As a guideline, let’s use minimal post processing. Shoot something that shows the world in a different way.
Pretty much straight from the camera, with only the cropping done in Photoshop. I was shooting the moon and figured I'd see what I could do with some different exposure settings for the abstract assignment. Photographic abstracts are not a strong point of mine or something that I actively pursue.
Inspired by the abstract work of Wilhelmina Barnes-Graham, one of my favourite artists. We are lucky enough to have one of her prints in our living-room.
All these were created in camera this morning.
Copyright Stan Farrow FRPS. Not to be copied without permission,
This was for my current photography project. Inspired by work of Aaron Siskind. Edited in the contrast to define the edges of the torn paper and to bring out the patterns in the chip board behind.
F/3.6
mm 4
ISO 100
cam : Fujifilm FinePix HS10 HS11
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I'm not really one for doing successful abstract shots but I think this one is not bad. I love the tones and probably the self developing marks.
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