Showing posts with label finishedness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label finishedness. Show all posts

Tuesday, 18 April 2017

doublepagehistory

I've been working on a collection of double page spreads that have become a form of visual note book. They act as a repository for some of the pieces or 'props' that were created for and used within finished film pieces. The spreads are full of ideas, possible starting points and contain many elements of the finished works, they are in effect a sort 'look book' or 'mood board' of the project. The latest piece has scaled up the idea of negative space and is a solid block of very heavy herculite plaster.

Saturday, 10 December 2016

isitfinishedisitart?

A wonderful conversation about art around knowing what to do as there appears to be no right answer..... when asked how do you know that it's right? I had to think about an issue that I take for granted - the assume assumed knowledge of 'finishedness'. The answer It just feels like it felt wrong within the empirical context of science, the question required something more solid - the role of intention and experience and referencing examples of previous works, both your own and others became a part of the equation/conversation. The idea of faith and belief, of working within one's own knowledge bank was discussed as part of both a negative and positive part of the search for a balanced algebraic equation around when something was art. How a well constructed argument can become the fact, how depending who is saying it determines its truthfulness or at the very least it's value - the role of hierarchy and doctrines circled. Of course much of this has its parallel within the science world as I have witnessed within the practical's when anomalies within images have been dismissed - is this the same thing.....maybe?