Friday 24 October 2008
Rafael Lozano
Week 2
- Rafael Lozano
- Ruth Catlow
- mazine.ws
- Marc Quinn
- Peter Weibel
- ZKM Germany
- Artists Sketch Books (gis.net)
Week 1 - Continued
- It gives me an instant focus focus point to work towards
- Because I have a great interest in sport, it will enable me to bring a personal dimension to the project, which will hopefully add dynamic to my process and ideas
- Looking at the history of the Olympics, by somehow linking statistics to countries and some how using the data to create a visualisation, maybe also interactive.
- Fireworks displays (opening ceremony), finding process behind the displays and recreating them in a smaller scale.
Nick Crowe
Operation Telic (2005-2006). Twelve shelves with inset hand-engraved drawings on 2 mm float glass panels, cast plastic and electrics.
The Beheaded (2006).Ceiling-mounted mobile with armatures of powder-coated mild steel, suspending 68 elements cut from 3 mm dichroic glass with Kevlar thread.
"Operation Telic" inspired me because it is a very basic idea, but visually looks very interesting. The contrast between the dark green and black was very effective and his images are interesting with meaning. The way he uses the glass is phenomenal and it has interested me to maybe produce something along these lines.
"The Beheaded" is also another great art piece which involves him using glass, I cant work out the motive behind the positioning of the glass figures, but again the use of colour is very effective and if you look closely these figures have either been projected or reflected onto the wall.
Eventful
Cultural Olympiad
Week 1
- Cultural Olympiad
- Eventful
- Nick Crowe