blue-voids:

Hans Namuth - Jackson Pollock in his studio, 1950

emancipating-from-mental-slavery:

Circles in Black (1921) - Wassily Kandisky

Accident…but chance!

I placed the entry with the cut out words on top of another page from my journal entry, and surprisingly some of the words filled the holes and created a brand new meaning! 

Peace escape bare skins shadow me

delight clouds shade

play today softer sides one colour

dominates light amazes shadows

everything with splendor casting

sun

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From a journal entry I’ve done in the sketchbook, I cut out the words that  intrigued me the most, and I made a poem out of the words. 

A chance outcome. After closing my sketchbook with wet paint, and leaving it for two days without opening it.

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[video] [h/t: cineraria]

Very clever. It reminds me of the activity we did in class where my group and I tried to retrace our steps. 

More experiments involving art making under the influence of music. 

Inspired by Kandinsky’s work. 

Criticism: I think I’ve improved in terms of concept making. I think this artwork looks very abstract, which was what I wanted to execute. I would take it further by either painting a still life or landscape under the same technique, or try to use the paper rather than the paint. 

Planning. An experiment for my portfolio.

I want to try and document music. Even erase it. I think I’ll explore more on that for my final 10.