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Sustained Investigation #8

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  How do we view motion? Ideas Visually Evident (86/100): A breakdown of a simple forward dive, loosely based on a forward, to-twist, pike dive. Materials Used (32/100): Paper, cardboard, wooden dowels. Processes Used (98/100): Wanted to make use and take advantage of shadows in lighting and perspective to further the motion. Poses referenced from here:  http://www.svcl.ucsd.edu/projects/resound/dataset.html  Process Photos (11/4): Final Work (2/2):

Past Half Way

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 Portal Screenshots: *The processes areas will be changed Where is the synthesis? Synthesis in Ideas: - All pieces so far display motion in some way (either with literal depiction or through visual language and/or nonrepresentational form). Synthesis in Materials: - There are common materials throughout my pieces, such as the use of cardboard, cutout figure silhouettes, and plaster/cloth. Synthesis in Process: - All my pieces are following my guiding question of 'How do we view motion?', so my thought process is how can I exaggerate this motion enough to depict it in one still, so the viewer still understands what happening and can feel the direction. Where are your hiccups? (From my Sustained Investigation 5) My original plan backfired when the cloth with plaster turned out to be too heavy to sit on the frames that I had built and actually ended up breaking the frames altogether. As I was contemplating what to do next, the plaster hardened on the cloth as I was holding it and ...

Sustained Investigation #6

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      How do we view motion? Ideas Visually Evident (70/100): An exaggerated representation of a figure falling and that experience. Materials Used (22/100): Plaster, cloth, paper. Processes Used (98/100): Cloth covered in plaster and dried, figure cut out of paper, all pieces spray painted and cleaned. Process Photos (11/4): Final Work (2/2):

Sustained Investigation #5

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     How do we view motion? Ideas Visually Evident (45/100): A nonrepresentational form displaying motion. Materials Used (15/100): Plaster, cloth. Processes Used (48/100): Frames built, cloth dipped in plaster and dried. Process Photos (6/4): The frame broke under the pressure of cloth covered in plaster Cloth hardened as I was trying to figure out what to do next, I decided to use it. Final Work (3/2):

Sustained Investigation #4

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    How do we view motion? Ideas Visually Evident (33/100): A figure leaping to catch a ball. Materials Used (32/100): Cardboard, paper, wooden dowels. Processes Used (86/100): Cardboard painted and cut, figures traced and cut, assembled with dowels and hot glue. Process Photos (9/4): Final Work (3/2):