Showing posts with label Yahui Minnock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yahui Minnock. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Planting the seeds, and providing the sunlight
Rational: In my perfect world, everyone in my family lives happily. In order to make the wish come true, I take action to make sure that everyones needs are fulfilled, and that they are heading the right direction. In my project, I have captured images that show my interventions to care for my family. The responsibility I give to my daughter is to treat education, play and health seriously. The ultimate goal for her is to help her become an assertive independent person. As for my husband, I expect him to come home and relax after a demanding day's work.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Personal Achievement
Subject Matter:
Originally my goal was to make to the ordinary mundane moments of life look extraordinary. However through my studies I realized, it is the simple things of life that make my family happy and hence these moments are what matter to me. I found that when my family are relaxing, with the constraints of life removed, they let their guard down and their behavior expresses their true feelings. It is at these moments that I see their happiness, and how content they are. This sight, in turn, provides me with great contentment, and feelings of achievement and love.
Experiments:
I found that life drawing allows me to capture the intimacy of our relationships, while providing depth to the images. I like using vibrant luxurious passionate colours combined with curvy lines and organic shapes to provide strong composition and form. At present I am using sketching, painting and printmaking to push boundaries, on order to provide the best solution. I have also been experiment with the altering the colours of the drawn images electronically, in order to maximize the impact of the image. This provides further inspiration for the final piece.
Research: As part of my research I looked at the works of Malene Dumas, Toulouse Lautrec and Elizabeth Peyton for inspiration on drawing techniques and the use of colour, and at Gustav Klimt for ideas on the use of form, composition and management of patterns.
Direction: My goal was to take the elements of all of above that inspired me and create my own style. Consequently, this allows me to poetically express the mood and capture how special a moment really is.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
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