<Survivors> already named after the July interim show in Camberwell. So what materials I used so far?????!?!?!?!?!
1) first Rhino in the Art Cube Competition: Wood with paints
2) Eagle and Tiger and Ram by modelling wood
3) Elephant by branches and rope
4) Tiger by metal casting (aluminium), failed…according to Becky’s comment, my mode is too big, structure too complicated….
5) these two days I made an experiment by clay~ Tas said it’s easy to crack….but well….let’s try~
Beginning with the mouth and nose:
Head and horn starting….but the horn seems too big,
On the other day, I restart to form the horns:
Final:
Video:
Just found on web, is similar to structure I like to make!!! have ref, and I would like to go have a look!!!
http://www.benlong.co.uk/scaffolding-sculptures/44-8
To make a tiger form, I found it’s much challenging…..have to be carful, not to turn into a lion or a cat!? I observed that tiger is fatter than a cat. Tiger’s fur around the head is messy while lion’s seems in a better order. Thus, during the process, I making it a bit fat, and at the same time, some of the wooden rod is out of the joining point.
The following is not the final form but already showing the alike form of tigers, I am happy with it. What will be added or fine tune is the movement feel I made into rhino and eagle. This tiger head so far looks like the hunter’s trophy at home..I need to add more parts to form it’s neck .
Filed under MADM Unit 1 Assessment, Working Process in Uni
Completed the eagle model, actually thinking if I should add the wings/ a wing?! So far it is close to what Andy Warhol’s prints…I mean the post and the parts selected. Now is a challenging part….how to merge it with the amount change of bald eagle (1983 to 2014)?! how to present it well?! like Shane mentioned about the location I showing, etc.
some facts of the bald eagles, seems they are increasing~
http://www.fws.gov/midwest/eagle/population/chtofprs.html
to show the contrast in between 1983 and 2014….I ‘ve got a new idea~ a transparent acrylic box is used to store my artwork, and Andy Warhol’s prints are printed on sticker, depending on how’s the animals reduced, e.g.siberian tigers reduced 1/3, the stickers will be (100%-33.3%=66.7%) semi-transparent. It mean that the audience will see my works clearly if the animals extinct…if the animals remain the population, audience would only see Andy’s work~
and I found that the bald eagle was removed from endangered animals list! it’s really cool~
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