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Development on my theme of water.

creating the sound, rhythm and pattern that will gradually increase in the surroundings.

3 months ago 

playing with reality enables us to renegotiate the given, experiment with alternatives, imagine how things might be otherwise, and so resolve obliquely and artificially that which cannot be resolved directly in the ‘real’ world.
– Anthropologist Michael Jackson (1998)

3 months ago 

WATER: A FORCE

3 months ago 

When looking at water, you can choose to look at the surface or underneath. It is not possible to focus on them both at the same time.
– Elizabeth Ogilvie

3 months ago 

Elizabeth Ogilvie observes movements of water dealing with how people percieve the world around them. She creates various patterns and rhythms in response to her actions.

“water keeps on moving, you just enable it”

3 months ago 

One day we will all end up under the sea
– Alexander McQueen

3 months ago 

3 months ago  1 note

Clockwork Orange Mannequins

This reminded me of some of McQueen’s work based on psychedelic/ illusive places

4 months ago 

destruction as beauty

4 months ago 

Towards the last 30 seconds there is an amazing piece of art work that uses the force of water to create sound on drums and projects the reflection using various colours onto the wall. 

Not only is it smart but a good technique for the McQueen store in developing my concept of reuniting humans with nature.

4 months ago 

[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

Development on my theme of water.

creating the sound, rhythm and pattern that will gradually increase in the surroundings.

playing with reality enables us to renegotiate the given, experiment with alternatives, imagine how things might be otherwise, and so resolve obliquely and artificially that which cannot be resolved directly in the ‘real’ world.
– Anthropologist Michael Jackson (1998)

WATER: A FORCE

When looking at water, you can choose to look at the surface or underneath. It is not possible to focus on them both at the same time.
– Elizabeth Ogilvie

Elizabeth Ogilvie observes movements of water dealing with how people percieve the world around them. She creates various patterns and rhythms in response to her actions.

“water keeps on moving, you just enable it”

One day we will all end up under the sea
– Alexander McQueen

Clockwork Orange Mannequins

This reminded me of some of McQueen’s work based on psychedelic/ illusive places

destruction as beauty

Towards the last 30 seconds there is an amazing piece of art work that uses the force of water to create sound on drums and projects the reflection using various colours onto the wall. 

Not only is it smart but a good technique for the McQueen store in developing my concept of reuniting humans with nature.

"playing with reality enables us to renegotiate the given, experiment with alternatives, imagine how things might be otherwise, and so resolve obliquely and artificially that which cannot be resolved directly in the ‘real’ world."
"When looking at water, you can choose to look at the surface or underneath. It is not possible to focus on them both at the same time."
"One day we will all end up under the sea"

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