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Monday, February 04, 2013
Module 6 Chapter 5 Design Revisited
Following Sian’s feedback, I have made more (lots!) slightly larger octahedra using several multiples of each photograph. This time, I have sorted them by colour and joined with a stiffer wire that can support their weight so they can be raised up. Some have been wrapped all round while others sit loosely in a ring. I have been having a deal of trouble taking photos as the light is poor but using a flash or spotlights is causing reflections on the glossy paper, and changing the colours, but here is a selection in a variety of poses. Each octohedron is about 5cm tall, a few of the original ones are smaller and I have left some of the thinner copper wire in place. I think there about 40 altogether.
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4 comments:
My goodness - there is so much work in them and loads of possibilities for arranging them. Do you see them in your sleep?!!
jane I really love these, such a simple but very effective way of using your photos. much to think about in this chapter - i have just got there!
I like the colour organisation idea - gives another visual connection between the boxes. Must have taken you ages!
You must have a very high boredom threshold! These pieces remind me of Sian's piece she brought to Summer school,but in 3D.I like the way the size changes.
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