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I chose a bouncy ball type material ,Jell-O, and Silicone for a number of reasons. One thing that all these materials have in common is their ability to move in a more unrestricted way. These material are free in movement, which is what I wanted to represent, freedom. This is why I also used blurred background and an action to show each moving in a way.

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I wanted to represent freedom in a fun way. I am happy with how the Jell-O and silicone ones cam out. The bouncy ball version would morph as I took it out the mold and when I bounced it.  I wish I had shook the silicone one more because there's some bubbles on the surface that I dislike. The Jell-O was fun except it couldn't stand up right on it own because it was top heavy. I also wish I was more attentive on my time because I wish I took a video or better pictures of the Jell-O and bouncy ball because those two deformed quickly as I tried to handle them. Overall I think I did great and also I really enjoyed this project, it was fun.

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I froze it this time worked a little better but wheels still fell off.

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I bounced it a couple time and it got rid of details, bouncy balls are balls for a reason.

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Material creates meaning notes

Material creates context and allows the audience to take the material and relate it to other things that can create a story and meaning. Material also aids the creation process if not using the correct rock or wood for a sculpture/ carving it could be harder to create and have less of an impact on the meaning. Finally, materials give life and feeling to art, if an artist uses real human blood for something it makes something feel gory and feels uncomfortable because as humans, we relate to it because its from our body. Other materials that are identified with an action can give it meaning, like raw bark/wood can make us feel something relating to nature.