COFA1001 Experimental Process

Ideas and outlines for our assessment / Mission Plans ! Ft. daphnepan & fioni-cofa1002

Glitching: 1.Water Run Ink Drawings When ink runs because of water. This used to be something that drove me crazy because the detail i woul do in a work was ruined. Now I’ve come to see the beauty in this glitch. 2.Lipstick Mark Lipsticks have been designed to last longer, stay longer, be brighter. Unfortunately a glitch of these heavy pigments leave residue: Lipstick marks. This is an interesting glitch of a product designed to stay on your lips.

For COFA1002 see: ellolie-is-here-again

Iteration 4; Processes and imagery

Somebody Else's Problem (also known as Someone Else's Problem or SEP) is a psychological effect where individuals/populations of individuals choose to dissociate themselves from an issue that may be in critical need of recognition. Such issues may be of large concern to the population as a whole but can easily be a choice of ignorance by an individual. Author Douglas Adams' description of the condition, which he ascribes to a physical "SEP field", has helped make it a generally recognized phenomenon. Somebody Else's Problem used to capture public attention on matters that may have been overlooked and has less commonly been used to identify concerns that an individual suffering symptoms of depression should ignore. This condition has also been employed as trivial shorthand to describe factors that are "out of scope" in the current context.

Process; Changing Focus to Climate Change; GIF Making

Caution: The Photo-Shopping Process May Involve Excesses of Play and Tom-Foolery. You Have Been Warned.

"We Forget They Are People"- The repetition of the words and subsequent loss of each word as it is given, represents the idea that Australia has begun to forget that by signing the refugee agreement they have promised Asylum to any who seek in and make it into our territory - no matter the channel or process and that this idea has been lost due to the governments insistence that the boats need to be stopped. "We Forget They Are People" is a direct opposition to the government's De-humanising slogan of "Stop the Boats". A blurring effect as well as distinct reduction in colour is use to enforce the ideas of de-humanisation and the forgotten promise. I call them "Anti-Propaganda" Posters

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