Week Ten: Translations

From last week’s discussion, we decided to move back to a more conversational approach. However, we struggled to write our own interesting conversations without being cliche or too specific, so we decided to continue with dialogue from tv shows and movies. We looked at Friends, Seinfeld and The Office but ultimately decided on The Office…

Week Nine: A few expereiments

This week Binaisha and I decided to try some of the different experimentations developed from last week’s discussion, in order to see what did and didn’t work. We looked at different short stories and speeches to create more of a narrative. First, we used ‘The Cat in the Hat’, we took four pages from the…

Week Eight: Project development

During this weeks, workshop Binaisha and I set up the video we had recorded during the postgrad week as our first iteration of the project pitch. When creating the video, we had decided to play around with the idea of creating dialogue through emoji’s using our own conversations but discovered that it lacked the flow…

Week Six: Project Pitch

For this project i will be working in collaboration with Binaisha Haria. Initial concept An exploration of how communication has changed through the development of new technology. Specifically, how has emoji changed the way people interact and communicate with each other. This relates heavily to our practice of emerging technologies exploring how emoji are being…

IESEG- School of Management France

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Throughout this project, our goal was to design the content management plan for the Facebook page of MSU student exchange program with IESEG School of Management in Paris, France. For this, four competitors were analysed; Washington Business Week (WBW), ESSEC Luxury Brand Management (ESSEC), IES Abroad Paris BIA (IES) and ISA Study Abroad-Lille…

Week Five: Futures

This week we spent some time doing material research. We were asked to look for an artist or maker whose work usefully explores an aspect of the theme ‘futures’ and whose practice informs or resonates with our own. Binaisha and I share the same practice and wanted to go in a similar direction to explore…

Week Four: Excursion

In week 4, we visited two exhibitions in Sydney: MCA COLLECTION: TODAY TOMORROW YESTERDAY at the Museum of Contemporary Art and Sounding the Future at the University of Technology Sydney Gallery. The idea for this excursion was to look at how the works in the exhibitions were presented, executed and created.  We looked specifically at…

Week Two: Theory and Practice

This week we thought about the concepts of theory and practice and identifying the links they have with each other. As a class, we established that the concept of theory is a set of discourse aligned to the interaction of the practice. We discussed how theory is a systematic way of thinking and can be…

Week One: Art- Craft -Research?

This week we looked at the relationships between art, craft and research, paying particular attention to the difference between art and craft. “Art is an expression of imagination, feelings and ideas in a visual form, with aesthetic and emotional value. It is an open-ended, unstructured form of work that cannot be reproduced. Craft is an…

Final Experimentation

Our last two experimentations were quite successful. We fine-tuned the video and audio, creating an original poem to match our work. When playing with the placement of the projections we stumbled across an interesting accidental aspect of ghosting through the sheet. We also decided to move away from our created soundboards as they didn’t add…