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Jan 24, 2022 - Explore eggsonsstick's board "Light" on Pinterest.

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1960s Redcar Beach and Seafront, Rare Kodachrome Footage

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1960s Redcar Beach and Seafront, Rare Kodachrome Footage

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Jan 24, 2022 - Explore eggsonsstick's board "Circle light" on Pinterest.

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Good work here. Make a note of the response to your work in class and your thoughts on what was said.

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Good - please do create another column when you visit National Gallery. We viewed the changing representation of the female nude. Make sure you spend time in the Kehinde Wiley multi-screen room.

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Good work here. Make a note of the response to your work in class and your thoughts on what was said.

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The personification of anything is off putting. Taking something we understand as an object (example a table) then personifying/manipulating it’s shapes to create something ‘alive looking’  (example: an animal) can be very unsettling.

I like what this artist has done. Using house objects/furniture  for what we perceive as the body of an animal and then using a real looking skull&eyeballs makes us question what’s land and what’s living…

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The Family of Darius beforeAlexander, 1565-7

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“Following the defeat of the Persian
emperor Darius by Alexander, Darius's
mother appealed to their conquerer for
mercy, However, she mistook Alexander
for his friend Hephaestion. Alexander, in
red armour, graciously turned this mistake
into both a compliment for Hephaestion,
'another Alexander', and an assurance
that he would protect Darius's family.”

What I interpreted this painting is a gather of like minded people. (Correct me if I’m wrong) but the depiction of the women being crouched/visually lower then the men pushes the ideas of a patriarchal society.

I would like to recreate a live version of this image for my upcoming short “Body”. At a more modern gathering such as a party.
However depict each gender with equality

Edit:
Due to storm. Many plans have been cancelled. So I’ve had to adapt…

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Using multiple screens allows the artist to get creative. Playing with angles, mirroring, pace… and even the none usage of all of the screens at once.

It makes us viewers connect to our natural instincts to this foreign way of consuming cinema. We look for patterns, question for a right angles, wonder why some screens are at certain points inactive. It can be draining to follow your mind along a pathway of questions without clear answers.

I found there is only one answer and that there is not answer at all. There is no ‘right angle’ there is no ‘pattern to a secret message’ etc. In regular cinema, when booking we look for the BEST seats for the BEST viewing. But with multiple screens, the idea of there being a poor viewing is eliminated. And that in fact, everyone will most likely leave the cinema with a different viewing in mind.

From my perspective, each screen serves a purpose. The ‘main focus’ and the ‘supporting acts’. Not to discredit the parts where in some parts each screen was indeed the ‘main focus’.
However, this is not written in stone and I can understand why someone may argue the ‘main focus’ ideology. This way of screening is completely subjective in it’s takes which makes it complete unique. Especially compared to 1 screen cinema where you can only think so far due to its linear nature.

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“A young child is being taught by an
older girl. The painting was engraved
in 1740 by Lépicié with an inscription:
'If this charming child takes on so well
the serious air and imposing manner
of a schoolmistress, may one not think
that pretence and artfulness come to
the fair sex no later than birth.'”

To what I understand to the quote above, the artist implies that advances in academic come to the ‘fair sex no later then birth’

Although I’m left confused by this quote. The reason I was drawn to this piece is it’s uniqueness to the gallery. This is one of the only depictions of a women being a mentor such as a teacher. Despite of what the artist intention was, I can still appreciate the depiction to the naked eye.

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‘Jupiter sought immortality for his
illegitimate son Hercules. He carried him
to the breast of his sleeping wife Juno,
but the goddess awoke. Her milk spurted
out to create the Milky Way in the
heavens and lilies on earth, rather than
making Hercules divine. The painting
was probably commissioned by the
medical specialist Tommaso Rangone,
perhaps for Emperor Maximilian.’

One of the common trends of ,naked female art’ is  the depiction of women being ‘’prizes’. This painting in particular tells us that the milk of JUNOs breasts is what created the milkaway… Not only is she depicted as a prize, she is also painted asleep. Unable to consent to male Hercules son’s actions.

Could this suggest that the artist depicted men as these heroic creators? when really… they are acting like the thieves with the intention to capture the women’s body rather then her mind?

She is only a tool to his desire. That’s what I see.

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‘Hayez was the leading artist of mid-190-
century Milan, renowned for his elegant
draughtsmanship and polished
execution. The biblical story of Susanna,
a popular subject for painters, provided
him with a pretext for painting one of
his favourite subjects, the female nude.’

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This music video displays many techniques on how to represent bodies with smart editing and only 1 body.

This clip in particular captures the essence that inspired me

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Good to see this analysis.

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Some interesting thoughts. Will watch the film in class next Monday. In the meantime, get your card and scissors out!

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🔫-Women should have rights- 🔫
🔫- climate change- 🔫

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Know their names: Black people killed by the police in the US

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Know their names: Black people killed by the police in the US

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Between 2014 and 2020, police in the United States killed at least 7,680 people. Twenty-five percent of those killed were Black, although Black Americans make up just 13 percent of the population. In most cases, little or no action was taken against the officers involved. Here are some of the Black…

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They had believed he had a gun-

A father-

Idea—-

(To capture the humanity on victims)

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- the conscious mind -

- the unconscious mind -

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Screaming | laughing
In head.     |.      What they see

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Ant by puddle (insert ocean sound)
is this inception?

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"All you're days mush into one"

Something that stands out to me in this scene is how the monologue perfect intertwines with the visuals.
Snapshots of life paired with truthful words gives a human experience to film.

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Rue talks about depression | euphoria 1x07 scene

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I prefer an odd number of screens because it allows one screen to be in the centre of others.
It's just more visually pleasing.

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Subtext, hidden messages, wordless tangents, visual expression, crying, shouting, laughing...

All the things that make Art good-

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Using relevant Martials, I'm thinking about doing an art piece for the Manifesto. Feels more authentic.

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Stop motion art piece.

End credits - manifesto

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Auto generated animation

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Bloody  |    Some dangerous situation.

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Some really interesting visual elements to this, the sound dominates so it should be original. Its easy to replicate as we discussed without torturing your cat. Make sure all the sound used in the final film is your own.

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You could use time-lapse function on your camera to record the artistic process.

Canon 80D Time-Lapse Movies

1. Switch the mode dial to anything other than “Creative Filters” mode. ( ...

2. Press the [MENU] button.

3. On the red camera menu, go to tab 5 (or tab 3, if you're in a basic zone mode)

4. Tap “Time-lapse movie“

5. Tap “Enable“

6. Press the [INFO] button. ...

7. Tap “OK“

8. Exit the Menu.

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Great stuff, good to see you playing around with this.

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Great stuff, good to see you playing around with this.

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What is art?

Art is the physical interpretation of what the unconscious mind has to say.

You THINK you have control over what aesthetics and ideas you consume but you don’t.

It was never about the aesthetics you saw on Pinterest.

Serotonin is a drug and your brain will be drawn to whatever aesthetics, colours, ideas that you’ve romanticised this week.

Pinterest is a drug.

Romanisation is the death of humanity. Stop day dreaming of what could be, it’s a fantasy.

Art is serotonin. It makes you feel good. It looks cool on top of your vintage wooden unit. But that’s it.

It’s the creation of something new. You do not need to fit in a box.

Create. Create. Create.

Do Not Let Them Do It For You.

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Perception | unconscious mind

What do they look like?
How to they interact?
What does one tell the other?

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What is art?

Art is the physical interpretation of what the unconscious mind has to say.

You THINK you have control over what aesthetics and ideas you consume but you don’t.

If you stay silent long enough you can hear them listening, taking notes. Hush.

They prey on your addiction to drugs. You don’t see it but you’re in deep.

Instagram? Drug. Tiktok? Drug. Facebook? Drug. News article? Drug. Headlines? Drug. Anything that has ever been broadcasted on national television? Drug.

And to the mothership… Serotonin. Yes. Yet another drug your brain throbs over. You really on what they tell you to keep your fix, same prescription different week. Does it actually make you feel good? You’re a Liar.

Romanization is the death of humanity. You’re so far down the rabbit hole and what’s worse is that sometimes… you know it.

Art is serotonin. It makes you feel good. It looks cool on top of your vintage wooden unit. But that’s all there is to it. It just fits perfectly in your pretty little life

It’s the creation of something new. Something only you could’ve ever come up with. Fresh, pure.

Create. Create. Create. You don’t need to pay others to do it for you. You must start trusting yourself. Can’t you see they’re tricking you into debt? You don’t need their sales or discounts to feel some worth.

Stop ignoring the silenced part of her mind. She has something to say and deserves to be listened to. How dare you distance yourself from her? How could you disregard her like that?

She is your unique source of creation, and it would be an abomination to only listen to the loud, irritating, drug-driven part of your mind. Both deserve a final say, both deserve to be a part of your creations.

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First normality

Inciting

Introduction to unconscious . It’s scared.

Normality continues

Unconscious wants normalities attention

Normality does her eyeliner wrong. This is upsetting.

Okay try again.

I can’t get it right. Unconscious feels the pressure caving in

Time check. Time checked.

Try agai- no. Nononinino

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experimenting with Manifesto x twin screen.

(I hate it)