#experiment7

After a teams call with Jo, we’ve discussed the circumstances of me being in a tiny space and having limited materials and what I could do, through discussion we talked about a minature almost doll like studio space and how I can try to experiment how to make my tent if I were to exhibit in real time AND working minature means I’m saving space and materials, but even then my room is so tiny my tiny studios take alot of space! It creates a concept for what I could build in a bigger space in future or if I had the space.

From the photos of the tiny studio spaces I don’t think you can tell that they’re small tiny studios so I think this will work well. I can create different forms of displaying my tent and experiment with this further. 

Left - Somewhere in Europe

Assessment 3

For Experiment 7, I wanted to continue exploring with the theme/trend of editing images from my time at Morton’s Place, and, essentially, changing the way my time there was documented. In this experiment, I also decided to explore the theme of vagueness as this was one I thoroughly enjoyed exploring in class this semester. I decided to take images of the landscape surrounding Morton’s Place and put them into Photoshop. From here, I manipulated them by cropping and zooming in closely to the subject matter, thus making it difficult for the viewer to understand what they are looking at – thus where the theme of vagueness comes into play. By editing the photos in this way, I am removing their original purpose – to document the safe surroundings that many people call home. I really enjoyed this experiment - the end results are simple, aesthetic images which are very vague, and this is what I like about them. This experiment was quite successful, however, I am unsure if I will use it in my final Zine as I am not sure what place it holds.  

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EXPERIMENT 7 CONTINUED

EXPERIMENT SEVEN

As an experiment I opened The Deletionist website up on my tumblr dashboard and it created these incredible visual poems. 

It’s interesting how these “poems” actually made me think - e.g. “to to?” To what? What is it trying to say?

I particularly like the progression down the images as the poems become more wordy and feel almost like they’re giving something away but you’re not quite sure just what it is.