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Since I was originally inspired by Jeannie Baker's children's book 'Window' I believe illustrating my artwork correspondingly in a child like form-

It is human nature that we all posses a parental instinct which causes us to want to protect our younger generation to which we also become more sympathetic when children are involved. I believe if I illustrate my work in this child like manner it will grasp more attention from viewers and provide a sense of both innocence and motivation of change from my audience.

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Following up the idea of the looking outside of the window I've researched the possibility of using a theme of what refugees see out their window- From living in their country what do they see? To leaving their countries, what do they see? To mirror this idea of utopia and dystopia I have researched the idea of what I personally see outside my window as a comparison.

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http://www.boredpanda.com/surreal-wood-sculpture-process-photos-yoshitoshi-kanemaki/

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I have always had a curiosity about windows. Like the structure of houses, they change from region to region and Windows of the World was born, a big evolution from the earliest windows that were only a hole in the wall.

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I am using William Kentridge as an influencing artist as one of my water colour influencing artists

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- Entry of a new world
- Freedom
- Changing time and environment

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Currently looking at new artists exploring the theme and techniques of watercolour.

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Currently looking at new artists exploring the theme and techniques of watercolour.

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Dima Rebus

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As I am doing a global perception I'm making sure I am aware of the daily life of countries globally. This particular link shows the daily struggle in Syria- one of the countries I am thinking of studying.

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TRAPPED is a short film shot only with time-lapse photography. The film follows a young boy trapped in an abusive relationship. We are confronted with the boy's way of coping with his circumstances.

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TRAPPED is a short film shot only with time-lapse photography. The film follows a young boy trapped in an abusive relationship. We are confronted with the boy's way of coping with his circumstances.

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Not only do i love Coldplay but I love this video formation

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Coldplay - Strawberry Swing (Official Video)

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I remember watching a similar time lapse one weekend when i was at a gallery this type of art form fascinates me and I want to explore its movement further

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AMAZING Timelapse Showing The Effects of Ageing Created from Family Portraits

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As part of my major work I am looking at the possibility of creating a time lapse to recreate the changing moments throughout life.

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Time and Again - 15 Countries In 4 Minutes (2014 Time Lapse)

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Current Gear I Use // Sony A7II: http://amzn.to/2dzxVxW Sony RX100IV: http://amzn.to/2dHG8i6 15 countries, 3 years, 6286 Photographs. "Time and Again". This is part II of my journey around the world. Follow my travels on http://whereandwander.com. MORE INFO BELOW. Many people were disappointed to see that their country was not represented in my first video.

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making the invisible visible

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watch, now.

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All footage taken from the original Rear Window (1954) directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

The order of events is pretty much as seen in the movie.

more info: http://www.jeffdesom.com/hitch/

Hungarian Dance No. 5
composed by Johannes Brahms
arranged for easy listening by Hugo Winterhalter

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Scott Wade
- critique- love it

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hsc got me like

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IMAGINE THIS: creating something as magnificent as these two.mental note: if you do, you are a legend Ash

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Still coming up with ideas for the major work love discovering all these amazing works with such powerful social messages! #goals

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Art Works for Change sent the Venezuelan artist, Antonio Briceno, to Rwanda to photograph its many environmental challenges, from overcoming poverty to developing sustainable energy resources to solving land degradation. The exhibition, entitled "Millions of Pieces: Only One Puzzle," addresses the importance of our diverse species and ecosystems, and how they contribute to human well-being through their impact upon medicine, climate, food production, energy, design, and culture. The exhibition was produced by Art Works for Change, at the invitation of the United Nations Environment Programme in celebration of World Environment Day, 2010.

Nature is an infinitely diverse mosaic. Every piece - animals, plants, mushrooms, even bacteria and viruses - plays an irreplaceable role. It has taken thousands of millions of years to arrive at the magnificent world where we live. But humans have changed its equilibrium to a critical point, endangering the diversity of life on which we rely for food, energy, medicine, shelter, recreation, relaxation and much more. Do we have the right to destroy or alter this masterful mosaic of life?

There is no puzzle like this in the known universe, and we won't likely get a second opportunity. The pieces of the puzzle are in each of our hands.

This work is a homage to the people of Rwanda, that small country of the thousand hills and the thousand smiles. Despite its dramatic history and the problems it faces, it bets for a green economy and policies in which both humans and nature can benefit from each other, where nature's preservation will ensure the health and wealth of its population. We also bet for her, as an example to the rest of the world.

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Art Works for Change sent the Venezuelan artist, Antonio Briceno, to Rwanda to photograph its many environmental challenges, from overcoming poverty to developing sustainable energy resources to solving land degradation. The exhibition, entitled "Millions of Pieces: Only One Puzzle," addresses the importance of our diverse species and ecosystems, and how they contribute to human well-being through their impact upon medicine, climate, food production, energy, design, and culture.

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Window. Home · Jeannie Baker; Window. Age Range: 5 - 11. By: Mark Warner · Window · Buy this book. A mother and baby look through a window at a view of wilderness and sky as far as the eye can see. With each page, the boy grows and the scene changes.

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For my year 12 BOW (Body of work) otherwise known as the "major work". I am currently looking at the popular children's book 'Window' by Jeannie Baker as a form of inspiration. My current idea is to do a global perception from different children perspectives through the use of the window. Would love ideas, influencing artists, general thoughts- feel free to comment :)))

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EDUC2703 s42294238 Mirror by Jeannie Baker.