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Week no 1

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Week no 2

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Photoshop task no 1 & 2

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Photoshop task no 3

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Week no 3

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Yayoi Kusama

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I'm in the proces of collecting the pictures

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Artists who influenced me

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Camouflage body painting by Vilija Vitkute
Beautiful project of body painting with the colours of nature

Artists website:
https://www.vilijaart.com/
The article about the project:
https://wb-association.org/blog-activities/88-the-memory-of-water
Video of dance performance with camouflage body painting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-8335lyaUw

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I decided to look for artists who deal with a similar topic that interests me

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Konrads respond to the natural landscape and architectural heritage in her work.

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Known for sculptures and earthworks of monumental size, Michael Heizer helped induce a radical shift in the way that we think about the placement, scale, and accessibility of artworks. In Double Negative (1969-70), a pair of twin trenches carved into opposing cliff faces in Nevada’s Moapa Valley, the two excavated passages form a single straight line of empty space, creating a perpendicular intersection with the valley. Other projects have included looping furrows, shaped earthen mounds, and architectural works that refer to ancient temples or imperial buildings, sometimes incorporating enormous boulders as counterpoints to rigid geometric forms. “Immense, architecturally sized sculpture creates both the object and the atmosphere,” he has said. “I think if people feel commitment, they feel something has been transcended.” All of Heizer’s work is rooted first in drawing, and elements of his thinking are apparent in his sketches, as well as his abstractions, such as his 1992 screenprint series “Offering.”

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Carsten Höller will explore how plants react to human emotions through his next slide installation, set to be built inside the courtyard of a palazzo in Florence, Italy.

The German artist is working with Professor Stefano Mancuso to create The Florence Experiment, which looks into how plants pick up on and react to human emotions.

The installation will be built in the courtyard of the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence as part of a wider show curated by Arturo Galansino, the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi director general.

As part of the installation, participants will be handed a plant before sliding down one of the two 20-metre-high slides from the second-floor terrace of the Renaissance palace to the courtyard below

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Week no 4
Unfortunately I lost all my notes from this lecture, so I tried to rewrite the material myself

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Living in cities has its advantages, but it requires a lot of sacrifice from us - limited access to nature, haste, stress - all of this affects our health. The parks provide us with the possibility of communing with nature. The park is a place of relaxation and sometimes the only place of contact with nature in the rush of life.

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Week no 5

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Week no 6

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Week no 7

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Extra: project from the sculpture module

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Extra: project from the sculpture module

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I've put that in here, just to show how did I developed my silhouettes project on sculpture module

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my progress in collecting the pictures of my daughter

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my progress in collecting the pictures of my daughter