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Everyone's got one of these, haven't they?
Self shot, using a window, with the sunset over Adelaide behind me. Camera's a Minolta XE-5 film SLR, film is probably Ilford XP2.
Self-portrait in mirrored building wall in Kyoto. Water reflection at the bottom from a pool of water between where I was standing and the wall.
So I'm going to start using film again with my old Canon A1. This was the camera I used to get my start in photography. I love it.
Soft Pastels and Photoshop, 12" x 17"
Have you ever looked closely at a lake? It reflects everything that looks into it, ever moving, yet retaining its innate character. The colors of the sky at sunset caught my attention. Lost in that reflection, I looked closer and began to see myself; fluid and dynamic, but still very much me.
Through this composition I have tried to depict my journey of discovering my passion for art.
Project 3 - Self Reflection
I think that that I did a decent job at the Tryptech, i feel as though I couldn't really think of a great idea for it to make it really unique, but overall I'm satisfied with it and I feel as though I have a better eye and view of photography now, and this definitely adds an interesting perspective. I wish that I thought of something totally outside the box so that I would've been very content seeing as this is the final project for the course, but nonetheless I enjoyed it very much and I definitely understand photography in a new light.
Many times I have looked at the undereye bags that have formed, getting deeper in hue.
I took one light out and tried to illustrate the moment of looking at yourself after a long day. It's just a moment of feeling refreshed from a shower and having a look at the renewed you.
Drawing in response to music. Showing analysis of individual pieces of my own work and others thoughts on my work and ways to improve it. Also showing self reflection of the overall project.
15/10/13
250 Word Proposal
My current work on my art foundation diploma has encouraged me to try new techniques and thought processes when creating my art. My main art inspiration in most of my work is Salvador Dali, not always in the sense that I use surrealism, but the symbolism and double meanings found in his work. I enjoy creating work that encourages me to be open-minded about the way i express my messages and the way others to view my work. My work is often inspired by current affairs today, for example, part of my Drawing qualification was based around a chosen newspaper page I then had to respond to, looking at artists such as Melinda Tidwell. I also included the idea of consumerism in today’s world and the economic reasons behind it, looking at the artist Michael Landy. I also bring in personal influences, not only getting my inspiration from my everyday life such as people and music, as shown in the synesthesia project, but also from my own experiences, such as depression. For my identity project I focused on whether it was nature or nurture that causes depression, I was able to bring in some of my other interests such as science, bringing in artists like Gina Czarnecki and Damien Hirst. I begin a project by thoroughly researching and looking for contextual links. I test, experiment and develop my individual ideas throughout a project, testing materials and techniques. I review my own work throughout and I am always open to new influences and criticism from others. Having regular internal exhibitions in college, group critiques and keeping a professional blog of my work allows me to gain feedback and solve any problems I may be having.
self reflection
Trip to Kjeungen lighthouse, Norway's only octagonal lighthouse.
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We do an exercise in our program that involves the young women decorating envelopes and then writing notes of appreciation for everyone in the group. Given a manila envelope and some neato and basic-colored paint pens, this is what I came up with in about 15 minutes.
I wanted to illustrate it to meditate on those things I wish to bring to my life more intentionally.
The Bernina Express - from Chur in Switzerland, through the Swiss Alps, to Tirano in Italy - is an absolute joy!
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This is not a selfie. It is a moment of self-reflection. That’s what it is, I promise!
And it happened a sunny day in July, in 2019.
Reflections can be quite revealing, and the experience of those who engage with them may be sublime. I always encourage people to reflect and to share their reflections, so that I may marvel in my affirmation of humanity’s nobler qualities.
what have i become? an empty shell of mindless depression. how will i endure? with the hopes for a brighter future. when you pour your heart and soul into something, you might get disappointed. so please, i address you with all my self respect. fathom the happiness you have now. because usually, it doesn't last forever.
colorless, i found myself locked in a realm of disintegration. slowly i felt pieces of my being slip. i was consumed with love. i had a dance with the devil. now i grow anew.
hi, my name is philip gao, and i will succeed.