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- What type of plants captured my attention and why?
Could it be their shape, colour or scientific properties?

- What type of plants do I want to visually use to help represent the narrative of Anti-Apartheid and the South African elders.

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Plant remedies given by South African elder. (Jenni)

- Plant leaves infused in boiling water.
Reminded me of the word FUSE. To join or blend to form a single entity.

- How the plant and body can become scientifically fused through the bodies physical and chemical reactions to the plant.

- From both sides of Anti-Apartheid, the community were fused into an unjust system.
"...Judges, magistrates, police, none of these are simply individuals operating of their own free will. Each have become part of a whole machine..."

(Bernstein, H. (1972). South Africa - the Terrorism of Torture. AAM Archive, Bodleian Library.)

- The community. How their knowledge and love for plants have been passed down from generation to generation. Never kept to themselves, but shared to others.

FUSE SYNONYMS: Combined, Merged, Mix, Amalgamate.

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Moodboard for new window display process. - Marjolein Caljouw.  

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Image research is a methodology that is commonly practiced by designers. With this method individuals can collect visual images from a variety of appropriate sources.  Possible examples include: archives, artists or designers, photography, film, diagrams, maps or even contacting experts in a particular field. Using visual images to reference your own aim, this process allows you to create a more meaningful representation for yourself and the viewer. This method allows individuals to decipher the visual signs and clues that help add towards its believability and authenticity. These images don’t always have to align with its text, but can also be used to construct new imaginative worlds and designs with the help of multiple sources as well as their own imagination.

Summary of 'Picture Visual Research', p53 Gannon, R. and Fauchon, M. (2021). Illustration research methods. London: Bloomsbury Visual Arts.