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== Work Survey ==
'''Proporsal A'''
*Movie & Anime
==Project ==
La Jetée 
The project would be an audiovisual installation making from the "micro scale" of sound and image of plants. The sound would be recorded from inside of the plants (maybe) by contact phones, then amplify and synthesis to hearable sound. The image would be based on the micro and detailed construction of plants such as image taken by microscope, by using these images, creating 2d hand-drawing animation out of that.
The work would be placed in a dark, half-closed room which provides enough silenced environment. The animation would be projected onto different spots with different scales, height and duration)in the room to build up the feeling of immersion.


{{vimeo|42460300}}


Shigeru Tamura
Q:
1. go inside ,user's experience
2. change the first sentances
3.technique and the possibilities of the animation.


{{vimeo|99855476}}
==Introduction==
After the research for EMO ( Giants and Little People http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/User:Chen_Junyu/graduation/theise/project_proposal/Draft:EMO and a rough study on Fairytale http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/User:Chen_Junyu/graduation/theise/project_proposal/EMO), I have moved slightly further with the word "Scale". Since we born in this world, the scale of the world for us is always changing, it changes with the grow and shrink of our physical body, also relies on the understanding or our emotion/feeling to the world. And generally we stand only at the human being's perspective, the world which is heard and seen by nonhuman objects, is mostly unaware for us. How is the view if we look at the world from a different point of view and what kind of thoughts and feelings we could get from the role transition is my direction of research. 


Depends on the topic I am interested, I would wok with image basically, probably also with sound.  Thus the specific topic didn't been chosen yet, what I want to reach for this project is to push ourselves to a different view of seeing the world.


*Sculpture
==Relation to previous practice==
Ron Meuck
When I started thinking the topic of the graduation project, I traced back to my old works before I came to PZI, most of them are illustrations. Then I realised in these drawings, little people or giants, the comparison of the scale between human and other species took a large part. Surely "scale" is an effective factor in different kinds of artwork, especially in drwaings and sculptures, I still wanted to dig out what is the point attracting me so much.
https://www.google.nl/search?q=Ron+Mueck&espv=2&biw=1076&bih=555&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=x787VLnBB8WaygPB5IKQDw&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ#facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=ShyFzyf-mIdxqM%253A%3BosN0RgUsxKgWAM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.niccolopandolfini.com%252Fwp-content%252Fuploads%252F2014%252F05%252Fdsc00481.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.niccolopandolfini.com%252F2014%252F05%252Fle-sculture-iperrealistiche-di-ron-mueck%252F%3B3648%3B2736


==Relation to a larger context==
====Sound====
====Jez Riley French-- Audible Silence ====
A sound artist who has spent most of his live on listening to environments.
He recorded a lot of sound from small creatures, such as bees and ants, also creatures in sea such as periwinkles eating sea grass.
{{youtube|i44DDWfkS5I}}


*Audiovisual work
"natural composition"
RYOICHI KUROKAWA
====Bernie Krause--Soundscape====
http://tedxtaipei.com/2013/10/bernie-krause-the-voice-of-the-natural-world/
Bernie Krause
*The Soundscape composed by :
1.Geophny
2.Biophony
3.Anthrophony
Through recording sound in landscape, Bernie Krause observes the influence to environment which is caused by urban expansion.
====Raoul Brand====
Sound recording inside of a 80ft chestnut tree (contact microphone)
https://soundcloud.com/raoul-brand/tree-2612/s-2RqA5
====Visual ====
Microwold's Photography by Daniel Stoupin  http://www.microworldsphotography.com/
Make a microscope with a laser pen  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sJNhhansZg
'''citation who wrote this?'''


{{vimeo|61347519}}
==Practical steps==
{{vimeo|31319154}}
In order(All this practical steps are for experimenting the project sound of plants,now I am not sure if I should go further with):
*Working on prototypes for sound/visual, collect and analyse attractive installations,add--reduce.
** Sound
Tried with a DIY contact microphone to record the sound from the tree in the yard of PZI by infixing the Piezo into the trunk,failed.
** Visual
<br>
[[File:Micro1.jpg|300px]] [[File:3(vase.light from bottom).jpg|300px]] [[File:7.JPG|300px]] [[File:Microscope3.JPG|300px]] [[File:Microscope1.JPG|300px]]


Anthony McCall
[[File:Microscope2.JPG|300px]]
<br>


{{vimeo|41770237}}
==References==
Oliver Grau ''Virtual Art -- From Illusion To Immersion''


== Literature Survey==
Max Luthi ''The Fairytale as Art Form and Portrait of Man''
*Max Lüthi ''The Fairytale as Art Form and Portrait of Man''
 
Similarities:
various tellers show a certain uniformity in the way they construct their stories ( On the way they are told and their plots are unfold ).
the fairytale as a genre offers its hearers a representation of man which transcends the individual story, one which reappears time and again in  countless narratives.
 
As art form: whether the sequence of events narrated reflects real social / intrapsychological happenings/ encourages revolutionary or conservative thinking/ narratives have played and still play in society and in the individual groups of society( family,kindergarden or schools,on radio and tv or books,to adults or children.
—— the writer and potential reader is first and last interested in the narratives themselves.
 
 
*陳正治 Zhengzhi Chen ''童話寫作研究'' "Rearch about how to structure fairytales"
 
*Roman Jakobson and Petr Bogatyrev  ''FOLKLORE AS A SPECIAL FORM OF CREATION''
 
*谷崎润一朗 Jun'ichirō Tanizaki “阴翳礼赞”  “In Praise of Shadows”
 
In Praise of Shadows is an essay on Japanese aesthetics by the Japanese author and novelist Jun'ichirō Tanizaki. The essay consists of 16 sections that discuss traditional Japanese aesthetics in contrast with change. Comparisons of light with darkness are used to contrast Western and Asian cultures.

Latest revision as of 21:36, 11 November 2014

Proporsal A

Project

The project would be an audiovisual installation making from the "micro scale" of sound and image of plants. The sound would be recorded from inside of the plants (maybe) by contact phones, then amplify and synthesis to hearable sound. The image would be based on the micro and detailed construction of plants such as image taken by microscope, by using these images, creating 2d hand-drawing animation out of that. The work would be placed in a dark, half-closed room which provides enough silenced environment. The animation would be projected onto different spots with different scales, height and duration)in the room to build up the feeling of immersion.


Q: 1. go inside ,user's experience 2. change the first sentances 3.technique and the possibilities of the animation.

Introduction

After the research for EMO ( Giants and Little People http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/User:Chen_Junyu/graduation/theise/project_proposal/Draft:EMO and a rough study on Fairytale http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/User:Chen_Junyu/graduation/theise/project_proposal/EMO), I have moved slightly further with the word "Scale". Since we born in this world, the scale of the world for us is always changing, it changes with the grow and shrink of our physical body, also relies on the understanding or our emotion/feeling to the world. And generally we stand only at the human being's perspective, the world which is heard and seen by nonhuman objects, is mostly unaware for us. How is the view if we look at the world from a different point of view and what kind of thoughts and feelings we could get from the role transition is my direction of research.

Depends on the topic I am interested, I would wok with image basically, probably also with sound. Thus the specific topic didn't been chosen yet, what I want to reach for this project is to push ourselves to a different view of seeing the world.

Relation to previous practice

When I started thinking the topic of the graduation project, I traced back to my old works before I came to PZI, most of them are illustrations. Then I realised in these drawings, little people or giants, the comparison of the scale between human and other species took a large part. Surely "scale" is an effective factor in different kinds of artwork, especially in drwaings and sculptures, I still wanted to dig out what is the point attracting me so much.

Relation to a larger context

Sound

Jez Riley French-- Audible Silence

A sound artist who has spent most of his live on listening to environments. He recorded a lot of sound from small creatures, such as bees and ants, also creatures in sea such as periwinkles eating sea grass.

"natural composition"

Bernie Krause--Soundscape

http://tedxtaipei.com/2013/10/bernie-krause-the-voice-of-the-natural-world/ Bernie Krause

  • The Soundscape composed by :

1.Geophny 2.Biophony 3.Anthrophony Through recording sound in landscape, Bernie Krause observes the influence to environment which is caused by urban expansion.

Raoul Brand

Sound recording inside of a 80ft chestnut tree (contact microphone) https://soundcloud.com/raoul-brand/tree-2612/s-2RqA5

Visual

Microwold's Photography by Daniel Stoupin http://www.microworldsphotography.com/ Make a microscope with a laser pen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sJNhhansZg citation who wrote this?

Practical steps

In order(All this practical steps are for experimenting the project sound of plants,now I am not sure if I should go further with):

  • Working on prototypes for sound/visual, collect and analyse attractive installations,add--reduce.
    • Sound

Tried with a DIY contact microphone to record the sound from the tree in the yard of PZI by infixing the Piezo into the trunk,failed.

    • Visual


Micro1.jpg 3(vase.light from bottom).jpg 7.JPG Microscope3.JPG Microscope1.JPG

Microscope2.JPG

References

Oliver Grau Virtual Art -- From Illusion To Immersion

Max Luthi The Fairytale as Art Form and Portrait of Man