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Wet hair reminds me of a lot of things, root of the tree, tree branches, vine...

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Like the dramatic comparison

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Always wanted to use this picture as a starting point of the sequence, as a lead to rest of the photos

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Like the high contrast and dramatic shadow of the sky, seems like will fit into my overall tone

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One tree with no leaves and the other one full of leaves in the same season seems really bizzare to me, might be an interesting picture to look at alone, not sure if it will work out with other pictures

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Can't quite tell what it is in the beginning but if you look closely it slowly reveals, like the ambiguity and mysterious

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Always liked these two pictures together because I can actually feel the press being light and the other one being harder by the shadow

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Strong sensual feeling

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Hi! Please scroll down to see each project, and scroll to right in each section to see my progress :)

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fTfmBDI8qZO4oO_tZ1LfxlQsQFaGH05X/view?usp=sharing

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Camera do more and we do less

We surrender to the technology itself

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Distinct from tools, which are

Extensions of the human body

Take things from nature

Inform them to varying degree

Apple/scissors skin/needle

Essentially pre-industrial

Distinct form machine, which are

Tools that reach further into nature

Simulate the organ they extend

Incorporate scientific knowledge

Become technical

Bigger, more efficient

Inver the relationship with humanity, hierarchy is constructed and the machine is placed above us

Essentially industrial

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This project would be a concept of sensory experience that promotes the idea that the senses are a relationship with the world and other beings. In an age where physical is rapidly being substituted by technology, humans require less and less from the tactility and shifting our focus to the virtual world. My goal was to construct a sequence of works that celebrate physicality. Our place in the world and the fleeting temporality of nature feel inalienable, and that is why I was greatly inspired by nature, physical objects and the human body. I want to show the way I feel interconnected with them, and in dialogue with them I found truce with the void of physical touch. By doing so, I want to invite the audience into an ethereal ambience to find their own connections and bond that keep everything linked.

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After some considerations I decided to make the hand picture (at the top) bigger than the rest of the photos, in this way people may pay more attention to that one

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I asked a friend on his opinion on the exhibit, he said that instead of reading the image from top to bottom like I intended viewers to, his attention actually drawn to the middle at beginning. This makes me think that is there any way that i can point to viewers a direction but not manipulating them how to read the image?

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Enlarging the picture at the bottom make the exhibit overall more balanced, also works as a concluding point

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As i don't have A5 paper to print them bigger, the layout will be like the one shown on the left, but in bigger sizes. The one on the top (hand) will be significantly bigger than the others to set the overall theme.

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Again i want to grant audience enough space to create their own meaning, so i'm going to leave spaces between them. Also for aesthetic reason; my photos' ratio are quite long so putting them together seems to tight

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Going with the without border version as i don't want it to be a fixed combination, this is my version of understanding and connecting the pictures and others may see other ways of reading it. putting them inside borders limit the possiblites

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(not final version of photos this is just to see how it looks on wall)

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i saw similarities in these two pictures with my photos and it inspired me to think about how can i exhibit the 'physicality'. I ask myself is there anyway i can invite the audiences into a tangible realm instead of just looking at the picture? Can I install something in physical form so the visitors can not only see it, but touch it, feel it? Or instead can I place certain photos in a frame or something that can make them pop out of other pictures?

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Giving solid tangible form to images-Antithetical to digital culture

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Lack of gaps in the grid adds a sense of power and finality to the work, it also takes away some of the uncertainty, worry and doubt

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Printed with very small borders-suggesting the content of the image is more important than the implication of status as art object

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Frames/largeinkjet prints on matt paper/grids of snapshot/arranged with other ephemea on vitrine type tables

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sequencing

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remind me of fleeting time

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I'm a little stuck on how to move forward with my work so for this week i just shot things that popped into my mind. I will do more research on how to further develop my work

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The most helpful artist's installation for me when preparing my own is Sayuri Ichida. I really like her work 'Absentee' and it provides me great ideas with sizing and layout

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Looking back from weeks later on works I make this week, it was a step forward from shooting in regards to 'touch' and 'sensory' to more 'physicality', but the pictures are quite vague on meaning and probably has little potential of interconnect or interact with body.

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This week's shooting is a big move on my overall progress, I'm starting to see a possible line that can connect my works together. Moving forward from 'touch' and 'sensory experience', i want to use the picture of my body and nature as an experience to celebrate the physicality, focusing on the tactile and physical communication between them

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Not very sure about the overlapping, the style might seems inconsistent with my other photos but i will try to put this combo onto a wall and see how it looks

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When i continue to think about the overall theme i'm not sure if i can explain why i use the egg photo, as my other photos all have something to do with nature. So maybe i will not consider this combination any further

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Small prints

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Big prints

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I removed the borders for a more intuitive comprehension of the photos. If i decided to add borders I will later place white paper below the prints

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I printed the photos i selected in 2 different sizes, to have more choices of combination