Showing posts with label RPHC4002 Commission: Environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RPHC4002 Commission: Environment. Show all posts
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Small Scale Landscape
My aim for this mind map was to hone down my idea into a solitary sentence that defined the principle goals for my landscape project. The idea i had started with was good but not based on something concrete. This attempt to define my idea however proved to be unsuccessful. I feel as though it has opened more doors than it has closed. I could not define exactly what I wanted to achieve and why. At this stage I feel as though I need to explore the subject matter further, through experimental and contextual research.
Cardboard Landscape
As the model landscape didn't prove satisfactory I decided to investigate other methods of representation. I took a page out of Thomas Demand's book and tried using paper to create the small landscape scene. I bought brown card, green tissue paper, earth powder and spray mount.
Model Landscape
This first experiment into small scale landscapes used architects models to construct the scene. Fake sheets of grass, fake lichen and fake small trees were used to create the small scale landscape. I took documentary shots to use as information in my project but did not take well thought out and constructed imagery. I felt that the scene did not work, I could tell this by eye and so felt it unnecessary to develop the scene further. My justification for this was in that the scene did not portray the intended meaning I had wanted. The method used proved to be too visually fake, and something that already contained its own connotations. As the tools used have been seen reproduced in model railway sets and architectural plans so often those contexts haunt the scene. The viewer would unintentionally bring the meanings they had from those already used scenes into my images, which is something I fervently opposed.
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