This was my original plan:
Proposal
The final project
instructs us to develop a site specific work within the confines of the Dorrit
Black building. After a brief tour of the Dorrit Black building several spaces
stood out, but one in particular on level 4; the empty wall across from the lockers.
Its large size and visible vacancy are major qualities that were needed for my ideas.
Specifically I intend to use 2 x1.5 meters of the wall height with the
possibility of also incorporating a few lockers (1 or 2) and abit of floor
space (maximum 0.5 metre wide).
On the vacant wall a
collage of open books will be assembled in a symmetrical design. An image will
be illustrated on the collage conveying a narrative to the viewer. One of the
books on the lower section of the collage will have a ribbon bookmark, this
will be extended long enough to travel pass the floor and up into one of the
lockers. In that locker a book will be placed and the ribbon will be attached to
it, making it seem as a physical extension of the actual piece.
Through this work I
aim to convey how important imagination is to our culture, and what a powerful
tool it is in carving our own personal identity. Imagination is something found
in every single living person. It is the ability to form a mental image of
something that is not perceived through the five senses. The ability to build
mental scenes, objects or events that does not exist; making it possible to
experience a whole world inside the mind. This is what my installation represents.
The collage of books evoke to the audience that narratives are produced purely
by the imagination of an individual. Without imagination no story/picture books
would exist. I plan to illustration the figure of an author as the main subject
on the collage in respect to their creative capabilities to express their
imagination.
A major public concern
that could arise would be during the construction process of my work. I need to
make sure that the installation on the wall is carried out safely especially
managing to securely tighten my collage on the wall without damaging the
exterior and making sure that it would not fall harming any viewer.
Examples of my idea idea
Artist Ekaterina Panikanova
Panikanova describes these works as Errata, "a set of aesthetic and conceptual works made of signs and not controlled."
13 Beautiful Collages, Made From Old Books
The Russia and Italy based artist Ekaterina Panikanova uses books to create stunning abstract collages.
My favourite of her works
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