Here is a link to my visual proposal. I’m not sure it comes across in the proposal… so I want to do some visual work in reinterpreting a collaboration between two genres of music.
http://www.scrollkit.com/s/fIGZpW9
Experiment 5: Visual Proposal
My visual proposal turned out more like an outline of my thoughts. I still don’t have an argument, but I am trying to get there, by trying to draw associations and asking myself many questions.
Also, sorry it’s a link instead of an image. I think we have established by now that I am as technophobic as Ware.
Tom Riddle’s iPhone
Harry Potter References aside (I only use them here to help get the point across, they likely won’t be part of the final project), my original text game idea has evolved quite a bit. The basic idea is to write an App that will talk to you as if he inhabits your phone and that he will try to get you to do silly things with your phone, a la Auster and Calle in double game. looking at the project now this feels pretty ambitious, so I may have to tone it down in some way but I hope to capture the same personality and character that I felt here
Experiment 5: Visual Proposal
Experiment 5: Visual Proposal
Experiment 4: Live in the moment
Have you ever stood and looked straight up at the swirling snow falling upon you from a purely white sky? I have. This is that moment and the moment after.
[Based on a true story]
Featuring my dog, April.
*note: areas with and without color are intentional (i.e. it’s not just unfinished)
Orange Bubble (twine story)
Day Trippin’
11 Hour Plane Rides to Turkey
Thank you Victor for suggesting Pixton to us. It was really helpful for those of us who can’t draw (me).
What’s in a name?
In which Capella learns the star she is named after is a twin star.
Twin sister? Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?
What’s in a name?
Experiment 4: My Visual Story
Because I geek out over photography, I thought the best way to represent myself visually (& without any words) is through a photo mosaic composed of a selection of the pictures I have taken over the years. Of course, I feel the need to explain through words, so here we go.
The basic explanation: The “large” photo is a photo of a tissue covering a face so as to visually make the photo a little more mysterious and less a depiction of reality. Within this photo mosaic, the tissue in the “large” photo is technically represented through many small photos that I have taken for friends, family, events, art projects, journalism, personal pleasure, etc.
The really real explanation: The small photos tell the literal story of my life experiences, where I have been, what I have done, who I’m friends with, how I’ve grown up. The larger picture is a symbolic story of my anxieties. Is the person behind the veil really me? Do those small pictures of experiences really add up to explain my life? Is the process of self-discovery really this mysterious?
