Monet in Fashion.
Settling into the ideas
process in Fashion was quite slow and stiff because it was about bringing the
2D into 3D, which I found quite challenging because I had to visualise the 2D
picture in 3D aspects.
I didn't feel that my
small structures represented ‘The Cliffs at Etretat’ very much because they
appeared too abstract.
The explanation for
these structures are that the coloured chalk on the paper represents the
mixture of warm and cool tones that are in the painting. I used charcoal
because it presented a rough texture on the paper, similar to the painting.
Much of the small structures have been folded and have different levels of
relief, which symbolise the waves and cliffs in the painting.
We had to then multiply
our favourite structure on a larger scale multiple times. This task led to
creating pieces of 'wearable art' made from other group's repeated pieces. I
found this task quite rushed but enjoyable at the same time because the
outcomes were unpredictable but if we had more time we could have created
something slightly more meaningful.
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