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Peer Review #3 Artist: Megan Bouren, Reviewer: Robert Wesson

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Peer Review #3 Artist: Megan Bouren, Reviewer: Robert Wesson

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Peer Review #3 Artist- Chuck Worsham, Reviewer- Megan Bouren

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Peer Review #3 Artist- Chuck Worsham, Reviewer- Megan Bouren

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Peer Review. Artist - Robert Wesson, Reviewer - Betina Davis

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Peer Review. Artist - Robert Wesson, Reviewer - Betina Davis

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Peer Review #3. Artist - Robert Wesson Reviewer - Betina Davis

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Peer Review #3 / Artist - Zachary Gedda-Shaheen / Reviewer - Gabrielle Slocum

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Peer Review #3 / Artist - Zachary Gedda-Shaheen / Reviewer - Gabrielle Slocum

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Peer Review#3/ Artist-Betina Davis/ Reviewer- Rachel Trudeau

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Peer Review #3/ Artist- Betina Davis/ Reviewer- Rachel Trudeau

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Peer Review #3/ Artist- Betina Davis/ Reviewer- Rachel Trudeau

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Peer Review#3 Artist-Betina Davis: Reviewer- Rachel Trudeau

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Peer Review #3 _ Artist - Rachel Trudeau _ Reviewer - Robin Dean

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Project 3 Additional Photo of my Project for Detail:

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Project 3 Additional Photo of my Project for Detail:

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Emergence 32''x18'x32''

For this project, I created a living sculpture out of paper strands.  I cut different length pieces and wrinkled them to create an organic shape out of the medium.  I attached the paper onto cardboard pallet corner protectors and adhered them to the corner of my ceiling.  I put a light bulb in the corner and used a hot glue gun to then add the pieces of paper bit by bit until it became the form i wanted.

The form was inspired by photos of wasps nests that grow in houses.  I wanted to create an organic form or a growth of something that added to the space but was also out of place at first glance.  I find the ability of wasps to build where they want fascinating and went with that idea as i added pieces on, thinking about how i started from a bare light-bulb and how i thought the form would grow in the space.

The concept i was going for was to bring attention to an overlooked space in my house that is too close to my porch door to put anything there.

The addition of the light is to show passage of time, maybe something living in the sculpture or the growth itself breathing and living.  I messed around with my smart light settings to create a program of pulsing light that changes hue and brightness to bring attraction to the piece.  I often find myself staring at nature and animal made structures trying to figure out the "how" and "why", but often i dont find an answer.  Nature does however draw me in and keep me looking and exploring the objects in wonderment and i hope i did the same with my sculpture.

The last aspect wasnt part of the rubric but i felt was needed, and that is the music.  I made the beat on my computer and thought it added the feeling i have when surrounded by or looking lost in the beauty of natural objects and while in nature.

When the project came together i named it "Emergence" because at this time of year i start to feel different, as the warm weather rolls in and more socializing happens.  Usually in the winter i spend more time inside but especially due to the pandemic i have spent more time at home for various reasons.  After watching my project in my house the past few nights it has felt like the outside world is reaching into my apartment reminding me of the world beyond the squared off walls that i have spent so much time in these past few months.

I hope you enjoy.

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For this project, I created four different shapes using origami paper and filled the wall space with different shapes and lengths of these. I took various photos of these shapes at various times of day using natural light and artificial light. Each photo represents a different time of day and how the sunlight had an effect on the shadows.

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Here in my final installment I did a time capsule in my room. Using the natural light from the sun beaming through the window making the room brighter and brighter as hours go by. This time capsule took about 5 hours of recording.

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My final installation represents an infinity-lighted path. In this short video, I used two very large heavy mirrors that face each other in a hallway, with a distance of 3ft of space between them. A remote-controlled timer is set to control the pattern movements of the lights and color changes.

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My installation is made to represent a cloud. I chose a shiny satin fabric to have the blue light illuminate from within. Using natural light from a window, as it gets darker with time the light slowly starts to shine though the fabric. I chose to document this with a GIF to help visualize the change with time and to show the twinkling and movement of the lights.

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For this project, I utilized a modified version of the camera obscura technique, using a long sliver of light rather than a single pinhole.  The aim of my presentation is to showcase how, over time, sunlight beams through the slit and creates a frequently-changing image of the clouds and trees outside. Rather than having a slowly-decaying banana peel in focus (seen in the prototype) to demonstrate time passing, I decided to make the installation more stagnant and consistent, keeping simple furniture in sight to place emphasis on the light itself and demonstrate how it behaves with 3D space and objects.

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I built my installation into a rectangular window. Using the light of the sun, different layers of paper create a beautiful image that changes in color and visibility as time passes. Additionally, the glass blocks used to make the window add to the pattern when the sun hits the blocks at specific times of the day. I documented these changes in a GIF.

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I chose to use a shadow sculpture technique for my project. I used light to show the image of the airplane on the wall. I used the concept of time by using clothes, luggage, and an airplane to show time spent traveling. I showed the use of space by having a cut out of the plane rather than building up the plane, like most shadow sculptures.

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For my installation I recreated one of the first apartments I lived in from my childhood. I added more windows to showcase the light from within the structure. The fading surrounding light is to represent the change from day to night. While the apartment remains busy throughout, pulsing to represent commotion or activity.

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Project 3: Click the open in new window tab to play video if it doesn't load in Padlet

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Project 3: Click the open in new window tab to play video if it doesn't load in Padlet

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After battling with sticks, minimal plain white surfaces, and ceiling hooks. I have come to realize that a higher intensity light bulb, would create much more defined shadows. This project had its up and downs but I felt that it definitely fulfilled its purpose.

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Assignment 3

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My prototype shows a time capsule with the sun being the light for the project. For my final I want to find a better land scape to make the capsule!

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I want to build a pulsing light that is covered with layers of paper like this on a larger scale. This is still a work in progress. i had a different idea i was working on with mostly cardboard and then i wrinkled this paper and loved how the light was coming through, so i built it this way instead.

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Documenting the aesthetic changes a banana goes through throughout the day. In my final installation, there will be a light reflection (through camera obscura) covering the banana.

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I gathered sticks from around my house and neighborhood. So far, i have spray painted one layer of white spray paint and used a bright LED click light to create shadows. I plan on putting the sticks together, creating a chandelier that will cast shadows throughout a given room/space.

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I am using the sun and multiple layers of paper to create interesting designs that will fade away when the sun sets. In the PDF above I show some of the discoveries that I have made by doing this initial prototype.

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My prototype shows how the shadow will be created by light and showcase the shape onto the wall. In the final installation there will be at least a hundred of these hanging from the ceiling at different lengths and pictures taken at different times of the day using natural light from the windows.

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For my project I'm building a small dollhouse like sculpture with activity occurring on the inside. So far, I've built the sculpture and worked on some of the details. Still working on how much light I want peeking through and where exactly. I'm going to be looking into either using a projector or light to light up the inside, harsh light vs soft light. As well as what specific colors and/or textures being projected from inside the sculpture. I want to also add things inside to add more shadows being cast.

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Prototype: Infinity Light Path

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Art that you see by looking up or down. 

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Art that you see by looking up or down. 

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36 slides of a simple motion like picking your nose, scratching your 🤬, and so on. 

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36 slides of a simple motion like picking your nose, scratching your 🤬, and so on. 

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Given: $1... What art can you do for that amount? 

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Given: $1... What art can you do for that amount? 

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Prompt 3: Document change, decay, metamorphosis, changes occurring in time.                  -Same, Same, but Different Pt2

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Prompt 3: Document change, decay, metamorphosis, changes occurring in time.                  -Same, Same, but Different Pt2

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Prompt 3: Document change, decay, metamorphosis, changes occurring in time.                  -Same, Same, but Different

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Prompt 3: Document change, decay, metamorphosis, changes occurring in time.                  -Same, Same, but Different

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Prompt 2: A real time movie or video tape.                    -A Good Distraction

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Prompt 2: A real time movie or video tape.                    -A Good Distraction

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QWcyWS_koY3mcjJdMJ-G1e28oLp_aAZu/view?usp=sharing

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Prompt 1: Find something broken and discarded. Mend it.                        -It’s Hard to Let Go

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Prompt 1: Find something broken and discarded. Mend it.                        -It’s Hard to Let Go

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Put labels on things that list their contents.

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Disassemble an object and catalog it’s components.

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Document change, decay, metamorphosis, changes occurring in time.

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Put labels on things that list their contents

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Disguise an object to look like another object

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A sensory overload piece

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Sounds of coffee brewing and poring.

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Prompt 3: Arte Povera - How much and what kind of art can you make from Kleenex and masking tape, for instance?

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Prompt 3: Arte Povera - How much and what kind of art can you make from Kleenex and masking tape, for instance?

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Prompt 2: Put labels on things that list their contents 

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Prompt 2: Put labels on things that list their contents 

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Prompt 1: Art that you see by looking up or down.

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Prompt 1: Art that you see by looking up or down.

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Document Change, decay, metamorphosis, change occuring in time.

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Prompt 1 - Art that you see by looking up or down

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Prompt 1 - Art that you see by looking up or down

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Prompt 1 - Art that you see by looking up or down. This was photographed using my iPhone in downtown Utica, Mi

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Prompt 1
Find something broken and discarded. Mend it.

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Prompt 2
Disassemble an object. Catalog its components. Reassemble.

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Prompt 3
A real time movie or video tape.

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Project 1A Utilitarian Object

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I took sounds from my surroundings and meshed them together using Audacity. I have used the software before. It is really cool to hear the different noises together as well as adding the sound effects to remix the originals.

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Being someone who struggles with anxiety, depression, OCD and learning disabilities, its hard to become overwhelmed in your own skin. Sometimes it’s hard to really breathe without feeling like you need to crawl into a hole. I decided to create my own sensory deprivation room. I have never visited one but I feel like I could benefit a lot from a place thats out of the ordinary and fun. It would give me somewhere to go thats not really my own. I have shared 3 separate parts below!

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The casting lights are different colors in each section, far left are pinks and purples, the middle is blues and the right side are a mix of yellows and greens, they are all so bright. The neon color of the furniture also brings that LED vibration to the room. The white shiny circles are supposed to be large floor donut chairs. They are shiny and very smooth. I wanted the light to be able to cast shadows onto the chairs so I kept them white. Same thing with the decorations hanging. The yellow and green squares are supposed to be floor pillows.

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The casting lights are different colors but all so bright. The neon color of the furniture also brings that LED vibration to the room. The yellow and green squares are supposed to be floor pillows, the blue cylinder is a water tank, and the pink thin rectangles are curtains that have a metallic shine and feel to them.

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I included a lot of neon colors, light projection and the beams seen to your left have a metallic overlay.

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Prompt 3: Rearrange all of the objects in a room. Photograph before and after. 

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Prompt 3: Rearrange all of the objects in a room. Photograph before and after. 

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Prompt 2: Find something broken and discarded. Mend it. 

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Prompt 2: Find something broken and discarded. Mend it. 

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Prompt 1: Put clothes on / dress up trees or plants. Photograph them.

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Prompt 1: Put clothes on / dress up trees or plants. Photograph them.

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Baldessari Project Overview by Kendra Saborio

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Prompt 1
Disassemble and object. Catalog its components. Reassemble.

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This is my utilitarian object

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Prompt 3
Find something broken and discarded. Mend it.

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Project 1A Utilitarian Object: Timer - Nicole Moore

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Lemon Juicer

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iPhone 13 Pro Max

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Project 1A Utilitarian Object