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This was developed from observational bone drawings, welded wire and steel linked together, I like how the hammer marks are made more visable by the rust.
My first entry into the Develop 2012 (366) project. This is the flag that represents my church. I thought it was a good starter pic. My husband and I were walking around town today and I wanted to get a pic of our church. They're a very big part of our life.
Eggs found on Physalis plant by a Blandy Experimental Farm student researcher. This picture was taken through a dissecting microscope.
reinventing an older piece and developing concepts into a new work. The original being titled “mum bought cheap beans and now I’m sad” this work was exploring branded foods. The outcome for this developement is titled “his devotion never wavered”.
Researcher Justin Kim
Completed Master's Degree, Western University
Currently working on his PhD at University of California, Los Angeles
First time seeing this orchid was here in Otsego WMA. Lots of them too! This place has a lot of invasives, haven't seen any restoration efforts besides the cleaning up of garbage dumped by local residents in the parking area.
Mariano Sardón (AR) - Mariano Sigman (AR/ES)
C-Prints on aluminum sheet. 79 x 45 in. approx. 2017.
Digital images generated by the gazes of many people of iconic images of different cities downloaded from the network.
Ocular trajectories on the images of about 400 people were added at a time by means of an algorithm.
Credit: Mariano Sardón
-Developed during raxathon
-It allows an individual to keep track of medicines to be taken/already taken
Photos taken at the Developing Digital Resources event at The Studio, at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, on Tuesday 25th March 2014.
I produced three large scale chalk and charcoal drawings as an extention to my sketchbook drawings, I used these as part of the design process when working towards my final idea. I had the pictures up in my workspace around me and was able to gauge an all round view of the seed head when producing my development sheets and making my cardboard models.