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My Artist Statement.
Made on poster board.
You can see my process here: inner-voices.net/blog/2010-08-20/i-am-an-artist-and-you-a...
This is a piece I created on stage 2 of my foundation course. The brief of the project was 'WORD'. I explored different subjects which included using words and certain imagery. One subject I looked at was statements that made impressions, or random impacts. I decided to create the 'smoking is cool' graphic as we are surrounded by negative outlooks on the habit, therefore I stated that it was 'cool' as that is how it is perceived by a lot of young adults these days.
PS CS5
Inquiry Statement: What does photography reveal and communicate about the importance, beauty, and ever-presence of mathematics?
Materials:
Fujifilm X-T100 camera
Cannonballs
Christmas ornaments
LrC
Ps
Idea:
Both photos are of spheres arranged in a triangular pyramid (AKA tetrahedron). However, the two images have contrasting color palettes and moods since on the left we are looking at objects of war whereas the right shows holiday decorations. This juxtaposition emphasizes how frequently the same math concept can show up in unexpected contexts that seemingly could not be more different.
Process:
I went to Fort Point to take the cannonball photo. When I was on vacation in Grass Valley about a month later, I saw these bright red Christmas ornaments on main street and it reminded me of the previous photo I took. I originally wanted to also take this one overhead to strengthen the resemblance but there wasn't a good spot to stand for that and I didn't have a big enough tripod either, so I had to settle with what I had. I used Lightroom to enhance both the rusty texture of the cannonballs and the sparkly texture of the ornaments, and I also Photoshopped out a car.
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Materials: Fujifilm X-T100 camera, 15-45mm standard lens, Cannonballs, Christmas ornaments, LrC, Ps [88]
Idea: Same mathematical shape (tetrahedron) shows up in context of both war weapons & holiday celebration. [100]
Process: Emulated previous photo as closely as I could. LrC to enhance rusty/sparkle texture. Ps'd out a car. [100]
Camera: DCS560C
Serial #: K560C-01079
Width: 2008
Height: 3040
Date: 10/4/01
Time: 18:38:44
DCS5XX Image
FW Ver: 3.2.3
TIFF Image
Look: Product
Sharpening Requested:No (Preferences)
Counter: [4918]
ISO Speed: 80
Aperture: f20
Shutter: 1/320
Max Aperture: f2.8
Min Aperture: f32
Exposure Mode: Manual (M)
Compensation: +0.0
Flash Compensation: +0.0
Meter Mode: Evaluative
Flash Mode: No flash
Drive Mode: Single
Focus Mode: Manual
Focus Point: ---o-
Focal Length (mm): 100
White balance: Preset (Flash)
Time: 18:38:44.415
Seattle, and Capitol Hill in particular, has a phenomenal number of anti-Bush bumper stickers, posters, t-shirts and more. This was found on the street. I think it's a political statement of some sort.
I don't the person should have damaged a tree to make their opinion known. Just thought it was interesting to run into this on the walk.