Sleepwalkers, 2007
Note to PHO2008 & DIS2601
siology is a collection of thoughts, inspirations and creative processes which have contributed to my practice in first, second, and now third year studying photomedia and art.
Showing posts with label city. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 October 2011
Doug Aitken
Labels:
city,
DIS2601,
folio,
people,
projection,
public art,
video
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
Simon Terril
Labels:
architecture,
city,
colour,
crowds,
digital,
documentary photography,
editing,
people,
photography,
spaces
Filip Dujardin



Labels:
architecture,
city,
colour,
digital,
editing,
modernism,
photography,
theory
Tuesday, 8 March 2011
Theme: Electricity

- Atsuko Tanaka, Electric Dress, 1956
From a thematic perspective, I'm interested in photographing & editing some form of electricity, whether it be artificial light (in the studio or preferably in real world pop-art style) or actual sockets, plugs, cords and globes. I think on a large scale and in an industrial exhibition space like Horse Bazaar, these subjects will provide an overpowering and relevant visual effect. I do not exactly wish to 'make a statement', as Atsuko Tanaka did with her 'Electric Dress' (above), which stood as a neo-dada statement about the traditional v. new-age industrialism. I'm more interested in the optical effects of electricity, and wish to make the most of this large-format project in examining the purely objective, visual effects of a certain pop material - as listed above. The use of Adobe Photoshop in this project also contributes to this electric theme - I wish to make obvious a relationship between the digital image and the digital world, instead oft he 'unedited' analogue photograph's relationship with nature.
Panoramas
I have no idea how this image was created but gee would i love to know, it's totally head-spinning stuff and on a big scale would completely transform the room!
Will Pearson: UK Panoramic Photographer
More of Will Pearson's photographs, including 360 degree panoramas and Polar Panoramas, found at http://www.willpearson.co.uk/
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