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This artwork is made out of some sort of bug wings with the tiny wings creating this beautiful texture. Unless you look close up do you realise it is wings. I love the idea of wings and flying in the sky and the formation replicating like the moon.

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this work reminds me of Symrin Gill's 'Roadkill' using found objects in the ocean to create fishing lures, there is a lot of irony in that idea of using these objects as lures.

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The same concept of using items found on the road to make little cars. heheh mini little cars

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I love the composition of this work and how it is hung from the celling. I like the wear and tare that appears by the hanging string as if it was just pulled from the ocean.

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I like the large scale and the flow of this work. The sounds happening in the space reminded me of whale calls and this kind of reminded me of that sense of migrating across the coast line.

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On my way to The Cutaway the light was reflecting on the crown casino making these cool light refractions.

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my soon to be bowl before it has been slumpted 

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For our first tech workshop we learnt how to cut glass. My vision is to make a bowl. I added copper as i like the purple effect that is created once it has been fired.

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For our second workshop we are learning to sand the edges of glass and use the sand blaster to create designs. I have been seeing a lot of happy themed items on Pinterest so I wanted to make a happy sign. In the future I would like to make the different depths of glass by sand blasting.

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This is my final artwork for part B.
Some feedback I have is in the future to leave more time to install because than my plan to install outside would have been more possible.

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I would have liked to push the wool all together so there were no gaps and it looked like it was melting on the ground.

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I like the shadows and depths created by the nails.

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I like the idea of perspective and depending on how we view an artwork we see it differently.

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Some books I found at Schaeffer Library.

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I like the concept of repetition and repeating patterns.

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From looking through the books I have found I am drawn to repeating patterns and repetition of things. Almost like the refinement process of seeing something develop from start to end. like as you go your technique slightly changes.

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I am a very indecisive person and so the concept of developing becoming the artwork stands out to me.

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For our first tech workshop we made a wooden box that can be used at picnics to hold wine. we used many techniques like sanding, cutting, nailing and drilling.

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This weeks tech workshop was focused on metal work. We made a box by cutting, bending and then welding the metal together. It fits inside the box we made last week.

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for the last project we were given the opportunity to design our own piece. I decided I was going to make a coaster holder and coasters but ideally I wanted to make a set of dominos. Maybe next time...

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Part of my art history unit required us to do a gallery visit to pick a piece of art to write an essay on. I decided to choose 'The sleep of reason produces monsters' by Goya. I like print making and the visual aesthetic of the work.

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The artwork is very small in real life and is only around the size of an A5 page. 

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The artwork is very small in real life and is only around the size of an A5 page. 

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This was another artwork that I could have picked but I am not a big fan of marble statues.

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this painting is all about perspective as it has been painted and distorted in a way that allows the audience to see the whole area in one view.

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for our first class we did a work that was focused on using three different materials and then name tagging them. we tried to make the tags match the works in order to create a perception of how they were views to create an attached emotion to the work. this motivated you to think about the meaning and message behind the work of art.

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Me and Ryan made this artwork using toilet paper, needble eraser and these mold's of teeth. the tags were an important role in this work as it created like a persona of the items.

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We then made an artwork with only one material and then any joining materials could be used.  For this work you had to chose a word and then create the work. we chose corks cause they looked cool. we used pins to connect them. we started to form a mini city and kept making different but the same small little statues.

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The coasters were all different shapes from when they were sanded and the edges all looked different but they ended up being just too big to fit into the coaster holder so I will need to sand them down again some other time.

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One of the materials I decided to look into was toilet rolls. Here is a repetition piece of them cut into slices.

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I also did I dive into food colouring and made a video. I like the concept of something being ephemeral as it won’t last forever so your experience with the work is different each time.

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We did a plaster deep dive. First we all made these pictures by choosing a word from the board and expressing that In an abstract manner. Here was my drawing, honestly I didn’t pick the word till after I didn’t the drawing. Weird ay hehehe.

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I wish I did a larger figure and less of a box shape.

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For this piece I decided to do subtraction by removing the holes and repetition of the circle shape. I could keep adding to this pattern for hours

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I found this idea of substitution to be very helpful in art practice and making the context of the work more prevalent. I thought about fabric and a substitute was toilet paper I started by first trying to stitch the paper together.

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I then thought about the technique of tye dye and decided to draw on the paper and then wet it so it would bleed. I like the idea of being ephemeral and live action work.

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We made sculptures out of cardboard boxes that had to be the hight of the tallest person in our group and the width of a car.
We decided to build a city with the first building being a Samsung city.

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We spray painted our plaster work and installed it together to create like a pip and pop artwork.

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We visited the powerhouse today and it was really cool. My favourite work in the exhibition was the video of a wood chopper because it really showed that idea of fate and the fact that the one time the artist went to film the man was defeated by the wood because it had a knot in it.

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Gabriel twae used thin Cotten string to make these large scale installation artworks that explore the idea of light and bring out the Etherial and Magical side of substituting materials to reflect another.

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we started by getting introduced to wax carving and ring making. I want to make a ring with a small stone in it but I’m not too sure of the design yet.

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This is the ring I am drawing inspiration from to carve my ring. I found it on Pinterest.

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Ronda gave me a synthetic ruby to put into my ring which is exciting so I carved out a space for it also explore using the wax melting machine

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I finished my ring and added the stone. I had to Make sure there was a hole for the wax to come out and I need to secure the stone in place.

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Because it was small enough I could have it cast in silver. I would still need to go back and polish it and sand it smooth.

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I wanted to maybe make my artwork outside after discussions with Jane we came to the conclusion that outside using the direction of the natural light would be cool.
The plan would be to use the pipe to attach it to and then follow the light.

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here is a drawing of what the work could look like in space and where I could install it.

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Could install in a gallery space as mentioned by Vicky. Here is how I would plan to install in the space.

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I wanted to explore and subtitute light for a physical material you can touch and a more permeant material as light comes and goes.

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I wanted to explore paper weaving and make a large black and white weave in contrast with the coloured one I did before.

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I like the lines that are repeated and mimicing the weave itself.

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I have painted the large paper and cutting the strips to randomly form the weave.

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I found this on Pinterest and liked the patterns that are involved.

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Making a paper weave out of news paper

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Exploring the concept of Absence and Presence 

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Exploring the concept of Absence and Presence 

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when putting light with a round ring light it created cool shadows on the wall.

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Using normal light creates small squares

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Rosalie Gascoigne was inspired to create many of her works to emulate the environment around her. She had a connection to the land that was present in her assemblage sculptures.

One particular piece that stood out to me was Manaro (1989). This work was made out of

old soft drink crates cut and reassembled to mimic the Manaro plains on the drive to Canberra from New South Whales. Her technique of slicing the wood has created a sense of movement within the work. This reaches out to the viewer as they become a part of the experience as they feel like the work is in a state of movement.

For me, the work reminds me of when you are looking through the car window on a drive and the landscapes seem to become a blur as the car is moving so fast that you don't have time to process what you are seeing.