Aims and objectives for Masters year
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To escape the screen. It seems I have an
antagonistic relationship with the idea.
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To be part of a wider art community
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Develop accessible, inviting work. Probably
immersive installations.
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Ask in-depth questions about the form of my
work; whether is it to a professional standard and successful and relevant in
todays art culture.
The main themes I have so far identified in my work
Perception and scale of the human body
- How do we understand how big or small we are in relation to everything else around us?
- How can we suggest this idea to an audience?
- When an ankle becomes a mountain or a cake becomes a planet, does our perception or understanding of our own scale change?
- I find this question especially interesting when considering screens on laptops or phones.
- Are these essentially the same thing? Conceptually they are similar as they are barriers between two worlds.
- Immersive environments that explore separation
- The screen as something which is no longer static and rectangular, but something that surrounds us or moves with us
Creator and Audience
- Who is responsible for the completion of an artwork?
- In relational aesthetics there is a tendency to champion process over product. Who ultimately takes ownership of the content generated in this process?
- As I aim to immerse my audience what role can they play in the process of making?
Conclusion or concepts identified for further study
- The audience as subject, object or site
- The performative aspect of creating digital content
- Relational aesthetics in digital media/ interactive media
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