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Artist: Finola Prejady
Artist's Origin: Indonesia
Created: 2020

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A digital collage I created with one of the main images being an editorial photo from "Wide Open" Vogue Hongkong Magazine Photoshoot and the other a promotional advertisement poster of SouthBank Center. The text is created through cut outs of multiple Vogue magazines and the SouthBank Centre logo. The text "SENSE" refered to the highlighted sense organs, focusing on different facial features: eyes, mouth, nose, ears.

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Image source in artwork:
https://models.com/work/vogue-hong-kong-wide-open-/1139771

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Artist: Schultzschultzgrafik
Design Studio based in Germany
Created: 2020

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This piece stands out to me as the "fluid-like" form of the layered circles highly contrasts with the detail and structure in the background picture. The use of creative coding using Processing program to create this experimental piece also interests me as it shows the role of technology in current day creative productions.

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https://www.instagram.com/p/CFh6m-Qhi_r/?igshid=g8g0ou38bz6r

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Artist: Finola Prejady
Artist's Origin: Indonesia
Created: 2020
Medium: Wall Paint on Ply wood Board

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The theme of this painting was Minimalistic Surrealism. This is a recreation on my highschool project, however I updated the composition and colors to fit with my current style. From this piece, I can see my obsession with clean lines, sharp edges, and neat patterns.

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Studio: Kyoto Animation
Artist's Origin: Japan
Created: 2018

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This scene comes after Violet's jump over the lake, where the animators capture the peak emotional breakdown of the characters, elevated by the stunning animation and background music. I decided to include this in the collection because of the way it successfully draws the audience into a constructed experience.

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Violet Evergarden Animation, Ep. 7

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Photo Taken Online
Artist: Yayoi Kusama
Artist's Origin: Japan
Created: 2019
Location: MACAN Museum, Indonesia

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Yayoi Kusama is well known for her use of repetitive patterns in her works. The Infinity Room series is my favorite artworks by her as it successfully manipulates space through the use of lights and mirrors that creates a sense of "infinity." I think the most unique part of this installation is the realization that the size of the actual installation is really small.

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Artist: @ditoec on Instagram
Created: 2015
Location: Indonesia
Medium: Arduino LED Cube controller, custom multiplexer citcuit board, C# programme for light sequence

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This installation project created through the arduino is very visually captivating as it uses physical computing to generate a lighting sequence to make it seem "alive".

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Created: November 3, 2020
Location: Student Accomodation Room, London

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This is a view of a corner of my room in 3.40 PM one afternoon when the sun is setting while the train is passing. I find it funny how it was the first time I saw it happen, although it might have happened multiple times before in my room but I wasn't paying attention to it. Or maybe, that actually was the only time it happened in my room because of the coincident timing of clear sky, less leaves on the trees that covered my window (since its almost winter), sunset, and train.

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Artist: Erduado Ramon Trejo in collaboration with H.U.M.A.N Project
Artist's Origin: Mexico
Created: 2018

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HUMAN is an independent design and branding firm with a philosophy to  improve human condition and well being. They stand by the narrative: "Humans shape our planet, Design shapes humans, Design is our legacy." The first illustration represents humans and its existence as intelligent and aware beings. The second illustration represents the Humanity's universal and enduring interest in space, driven to explore the unknown, discover new worlds, push the boundaries of our limits, and then push further. The third represents the legacy of humans on earth. The design perfectly embodies the company, and printed on limited edition bottles specially for their clients. I think this is such a personalized and clever marketing strategy, that I would like to incorporate in my collection.

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Artist: Will Harvey
Artist's Origin:
Created: 2012

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What attracted me to this unnamed risograph print is the overall look of this composition. It seems to be a a very experimental piece with a combination of different shapes and line strokes. The transparancy created through the medium makes the layering of visual textures very interesting to see.

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Artist: Vogue HK in collaboration with Pippa Dyrlaga
Artist's Origin: Yorkshire, England
Created: 2019

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I first discovered this years ago as I followed an Instagram based paper cutting artist @bearfollowscat (Pippa Dyrlaga) who's artwork was featured in Vogue Hongkong's Magazine photoshoot. I am always mezmerized and inspired by the intricacy of her work how the use of different mediums has the ability to create more depth in an artwork. I also love the closeup portrait and facial expression, in which seem to establish a really intimate connection between the model and whoever is looking at it.

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https://www.pippadyrlaga.com/about
https://models.com/work/vogue-hong-kong-wide-open-/1139771

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Artist: Hague Yang
Artist's Origin: South Korea
Created: 2015
Location: Tate Museum, London

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In this Installation, Yang reconstructs Sol Lewitt's "Structure with Three Towers" Sculpture who made work by following self-imposed systems. However, Yang questions conventions of authorship and originality as she manipulates his work by flipping it upside down, magnify it 23 times, and uses Venetian window blinds to highlight the cast sculptural posibilities (by creating an interactive environment for the audience). With that, my photo also attempts to reconstruct the stucture though photography, with a bottom-up angle which ironically "flips back" the stucture into Sol Lewit's initial sculpture.

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Photo Taken by Finola
Artist: Cildo Meireles
Artist's Origin: Brazil
Created: 2001
Location: Tate Museum, London

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http://will-harvey.blogspot.com/

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https://www.instagram.com/p/1Id-SxOu-0/?igshid=xywu3jdjxoab

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Photo taken by Finola

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Video taken by Finola
https://aestheticamagazine.com/manipulating-light/

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This tower of hundreds of radios, also refered to as "Tower of Incomprehension", is such an Ironic installation on the subject of media networks that I find really interesting in the Tate Museum. While the real life installation has such a domineering presence in the exhibition room, my photo focuses on one section of the tower. It emphazes the physical  composition of radios that is aligned perfectly together, as if it is in its natural state.

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https://byhuman.mx/legacy-series

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https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/meireles-babel-t14041

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Photo Taken by Finola