Here is a sneak keep of a close up of one out of five sides and a distance photo of the hexagon structure.
Friday, 19 June 2015
Polish Girl
I was inspired by USQ student, Helena Lomulder plywood silhouettes that shape a narrative. The
concept of storytelling holds great value in the sense that it provides me the
capability to shape a narrative. My artwork is
based on a fictional Polish folk story . I used vellum, a semi-transparent material to cut out the story. I
also added details into the story with light expressive surface marks. Using
both these approaches I was able to create a story by taking out and adding
into the narrative. My intention is to create interest for viewers so they
begin to imagine within the context of my narrative and begin thinking of their
own stories as well.
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Interestingly, I began with paper as my medium and my work somehow evolved into wooden structures, instead. Also, this year I worked with dressmaking interfacing as I love that opaque effect, just as you have with your velum. Your work is quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAn artist that I am continuously inspired by their opaque cut outs is Ed Pien.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to how you and your classmates will display our work in Australia, especially with possible coming up with alternative ways of displaying the pieces. Thank you!