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"The is no force equal to a woman determined to rise"

Bob and roberta smith inspired piece.

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On this task we had to walk around the college and take a photo of something and stand there for 2 minuets in silence. I chose this corridor. As soon as i looked up from my phone i was sucked in by this dark black corridor. I tried to imitate the feeling of being pulled in by turning the middle of the photograph black and white and the edges normal colour, creating the illusion of depth. I emphasized different words to connect with the reader so they could feel how i was feeling. I described the scene a bit as well just like hamish does allowing people to to visualize them self there.

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In this task we sat in silence for two minuets and we wrote down what we could hear, feel and see. Here are the words i come up with ...
-Loud dull sound of air
-Scribbling pencils
-Leaning relaxed onto the desk
-Slow breath
-People gazing of into there own minds.

Using these words i created a short 4 line poem.

The sound of air flowing around the room,
Ruined by frantic scribbling,
I relax...take a deep breath and lean,
I see you escaping inside your mind.

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This image caught my eye straight away. The beautiful landscape allows me to really visualize myself walking beside Hamish. He has very cleverly mirrored the North and South mountains as they would appear on a compass. This clearly shows the greatness of his travels and really makes you see through his eyes.

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Here is a piece by Hamish and is based in scotland. I love how he has set the scene with his words. This allows me to escape inside my imagination . As i read the text i visualize myself walking through the wood. The positioning of the sentences could symbolize Hamish's long strides through the wood. I think the image he chose in the back round could have been a lot better, maybe a landscape with colour.

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Hamish Fulton is a British walking artist. Since 1972 he has only made works based on the experience of walks. He translates his walks into a variety of media, including photography, illustrations, and wall texts.