- Use workshops to learn how to size up images on illustrator - speak to technicians.
- Think of space - fill the space - space part of work.
- Interaction with work - create obstacles - negotiate ways of moving around the space.
- I have stepped forward a lot with work, with how I am exploring space - photographically and physically - interesting development - a lot of scope for future work.
- Pictures have potential.
- Scale up images to size of the wall and explore scattered pictures together.
- Sculptural quality of images - sense of space shown in images.
- Un-trimmed edged - highlighting that it is a photograph - my own images - try trimming the edges to see if it makes a difference.
- In test exhibition - the images sunk into the blackness of the room - not defined - seemed like they were appearing through the wall - the pile seems like a definite statement about photography.
- If I trimmed the edges - images may merge into a sculptural mass.
- Try ripping, and screwing into tighter balls.
- Display the items less staged.
- Try out 10 variations and record and document.
- Set tasks - not knowing outcome - beneficial.
- Illustrator sized up images - try out variations.
- Experiment with raw materials (images) - make notes as I am going along.
- "Free yourself up" - brings more ideas - make notes and reflect.
- If I "hit a brick wall" then set experimental tasks to work on.
This tutorial really gave me confidence with my work and how it is developing. Also confidence in how I can develop my work further. Jessica has helped me a lot with how to develop my work - in terms of giving me a sort of new way of working. I tend to just sit there thinking when I get stuck, and it is something that I need to get out of doing.
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