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[[media: | [[media:Booklet_Zoology.pdf|Zoology Guide]] | ||
Creating disappearance of an object/image, by showing my own categorization (like Borges) with (hard to classified) existing, non- existing and fantasy animal illustrations. By showing | Creating disappearance of an object/image, by showing my own categorization (like Borges) with (hard to classified) existing, non- existing and fantasy animal illustrations. By showing this with a slide projector creates an zoology class in the old-days. You will not know what’s real or not, you enter my little fantasy world. The guide shows you the classification of alive, extinct and fiction with a short description of the animal. The text involved also a combination of facts and fiction. This all together with a audio voice telling you this descriptions and when you have to go to the next slide, makes my installation of ''Zoology Illustration'' completed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 16 June 2015
Creating disappearance of an object/image, by showing my own categorization (like Borges) with (hard to classified) existing, non- existing and fantasy animal illustrations. By showing this with a slide projector creates an zoology class in the old-days. You will not know what’s real or not, you enter my little fantasy world. The guide shows you the classification of alive, extinct and fiction with a short description of the animal. The text involved also a combination of facts and fiction. This all together with a audio voice telling you this descriptions and when you have to go to the next slide, makes my installation of Zoology Illustration completed.
