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Paul has been able to create a room with so much character and narrative even tho ots so small and in an enclosed space. This is a great example of how I want to make my space look lived in and used, things arent perfect colours or pristine. besides that this picture really inspired me to choose to make a diorama because eachtime I look at it I find soemthing different and I'd like to recreate that with my room.

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I've taken inspiration from this work by giving me ideas into how I will create my room to fit inside an enclosed space. Hafez uses a suitcase to enclose his narratives surrounding refugees and packing someones life into luggage. I also like his resourcefullness and using found materials and wood/cardboard which is what I plan to use on my diorama.

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This artist is able to show the spaces they created I find this good inspiration of ohw to photograph my final outcome aswell as give me ideason how to make things look, ie the colours used to make things look accurate for example nit using bright white when things are supposed to look aged.

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I want to try to create a bit of clutter to achieve the look that my space has been lived in and between active moments like Rabe's paintings do. Emin is able to put objects and props which show her personlity and daily routine which I will try to do with my scultpure.

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She uses more colourful shades however not a diverse range of tones, theyre mostly flat and lack dramatic lighting. I want to create something similar in the sense there is a range of colours however maybe more dynamic lighting. I also like how the enteriors look like theyre between moments of movement and action, unlike Vilhelms interiors the space is not stagnant and stale, it feels lived in and vibrant.

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His work mainly includes his wife within interior spaces but I prefer this painting as the narrative changes in an empty room, I want to create the feeling of neutrality and while there is some narrative elements in this painting, I prefer a space which is free of the figure and a representation of my own view of my room which doesnt include myself.

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Using realistic muted tones in their painitngs to create a sense of being home and in a comfortable environment- warm tones, earthy colours. low contrast, even lighting/flatish.

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Experimenting with pop up book style small diorama

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Or my bed with some objects on it, but with dynamic lighting

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Clustered and full desk with objects that are around my room. Still life/interior set up for painting

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putting the window and thr mirrors on the side that oopens so i can make them higher up. smaller version of my room layout condensed.

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Plan for the room diorama

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RSJ notes on planning the logistic of the diorama and how it could fit in a box which fits through a letter box

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RSJ notes on planning the logistic of the diorama and how it could fit in a box which fits through a letter box

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Get a letterbox sized box to make the diorama

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Architecture has the unique ability to illustrate the narrative of its occupants. Recording traces of the lives and memories that took place within, it captures a moment's particular emotion into a physical presence.

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because i might already know some winnign numbers and I've only started playing the lottery in lockdown with plans to set myself up in the future if i ever won.

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I would also like to make a book with conversational writing and entries, questions which i can answer now and leave room for the future where i can fill in and compare to how my life has changed and the similarities

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I'd also like to add a ribbon of my hair as hair doesnt decompose and the colour will keep so I can see when I'm grey :)

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Experiment with painting using oils or watercolour

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I want to create a time capsule-based project. documenting where I have spent lockdown in my room and focus on my bed and my desk where I've wasted away for a year in lockdowns throughout the seasons.
I want to either create a painting capturing my environment, including sentimental objects, and trying to capture some atmosphere.
Or I want to create a diorama to demonstrate the same thing but 3D, the formatting would mean it has to be contained to letterbox size.
I've explored different formats in which I can do this. I won't be able to include my whole room so I'm editing the most important elements.

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https://www.instagram.com/picoworm/

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Story telling and capturing the present with sculpture or models

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Story telling and capturing the present with sculpture or models

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Tracy Emins "My Bed"

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Frank Taylor- The Scullery 15 Dalson Road

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The Scullery 15 Dalson Road, by Frank Taylor Lockwood

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Thomas Ruckstuhl

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Carole Rabe

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Carl Vilhelm - interior paintings

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Model by patricia Paul