We were then told we could do what we liked to our pieces, with mine I wanted it to become more expressive because the piece appeared to be far too refined than it should be. I wanted it to appear spontaneous rather than overthought.
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Backlog blog
For the first project we started since choosing our pathways, which in this case is Fine Art, we had to create a large piece inspired by Richard Serra's "Verb List Compilation: Actions to Relate to Oneself" 1967. We were asked to take an image and enlarge it onto two sheets of wallpaper and from there we were given a variety of different instructions to follow to slowly layer up this piece.
This is the beginning of my piece, I enlarged a picture of two eyes and a pattern of lines using charcoal which I then smudged.
We were then told we could do what we liked to our pieces, with mine I wanted it to become more expressive because the piece appeared to be far too refined than it should be. I wanted it to appear spontaneous rather than overthought.
This is the final result.
We were then told we could do what we liked to our pieces, with mine I wanted it to become more expressive because the piece appeared to be far too refined than it should be. I wanted it to appear spontaneous rather than overthought.
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