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Just as I am prejudiced in favour of hedges, so am I also against relying upon the mechanisms that are tearing the fabric of life on the planet to pieces being used to patch it up again. Trusting capitalism to conserve nature is a bit like returning in the midst of a battle to the arms manufacturers for first aid.
Hugh Warwick, Linescapes: Remapping and Reconnecting Britain’s Fragmented Wildlife
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Wildlife does not understand the lines we draw on a map, only the barriers we erect along them.
Hugh Warwick, Linescapes: Remapping and Reconnecting Britain’s Fragmented Wildlife
Lichen, a dusty palette from pale to yellow and orange, sits and waits and slowly grows. It is a contented organism: there is no rush or stress; it can grow imperceptibly. Maybe this comes from the calmness required to work symbiotically - to have two very different life forms weaving their needs together and creating something so much greater than the sum of their parts. Millions of years of negotiation between fungus and alga have allowed them to reach a point of evolutionary Nirvana.
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'Linescapes-Flowers'
White masking tape, red and purple washi tape
Estimated to be- 66 inches x 72 inches
This piece was a result of a collaboration of multiple class peers. Our group was prompted to think of a landscape we wished to portray using only solid lines and the material of tape. Upon reflecting about different kinds of landscapes, we had a different approach and decided to create a microscopic landscape. Flowers are an integral part of nature and have a unique design of their own. The outlines of the main form were created using beige masking tape, while the contours and patterns of the flowers were created using colored washi tape. We hoped to create a dynamic piece, crafting a unique interpretation of a landscape.
Index
MIDTERM 2D PORTFOLIO:
1. DO IT!
2. LINESCAPES
3. NATURAL:: OBJECTS
4. BOTANICAL RHYTHMS
5. DECODE FRACTALS
6. NATURE OF SURFACES
LINESCAPES
In this activity we had to create a linescape with tape, I wasn't in this class so i had to do it at home with the resources that I had, so I used some pink tape but it wasn't sticking well to the wall so I used some clear tape too.
Then, the first thing that I did was to create a sun, to make the environment more happy :D
I wanted to create an animal but since the tape just creates straight lines, I did a little cow but in like a "minecraft" style
