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For each project I use a different method to create a story.  
For each project I use a different method to create a story.  


# [http://solangefrankort.nl/solange-frankort/the-journey-to-fuji/ THE JOURNEY TO FUJI]: based on a symbol I created a history around it. Totally fictional.  
# [http://solangefrankort.nl/solange-frankort/the-journey-to-fuji/ THE JOURNEY TO FUJI]: based on a symbol I created a history around it. Combination of facts-fictional.
# [http://solangefrankort.nl/solange-frankort/zoology-illustration/ ZOOLOGY ILLUSTRATION]: based on a form (encyclopaedia) I created a story with fictional and factional material in an installation. (not really a story?)
# [http://solangefrankort.nl/solange-frankort/zoology-illustration/ ZOOLOGY ILLUSTRATION]: based on a form (encyclopaedia) I created a story with fictional and factional material in an installation. (not really a story?)
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C8T_kMwKLg&feature=youtu.be ZHUANGZI STORY]: based on an original story I used it as a placeholder to created different versions.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C8T_kMwKLg&feature=youtu.be ZHUANGZI STORY]: based on an original story I used it as a placeholder to created different versions.
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So which method, which goal?
So which method, which goal?


I really like the romantic and poetic feel of THE JOURNEY TO FUJI story, and would like to continue with this method. Choose a symbol and make a history around it in any kind of form of story. I going to try to write in different kind of technique of storytelling. And I’m going to experiment with how do I display the stories, do I show the symbol, just like THE JOURNEY TO FUJI, or more a metaphoric?
I really like the romantic and poetic feel of THE JOURNEY TO FUJI story, and would like to continue with this method. Choose a universal symbol and make a history around it in any kind of form of story. I going to try to write in different kind of technique of storytelling. And I’m going to experiment with how do I display the stories, do I show the symbol, just like THE JOURNEY TO FUJI, or more a metaphoric, or more nonsense? Really taking it too far and exaggerate till the fullest.
 
==='''PLAN'''===
 
Search a symbol
Search any kind of background or something what connects to the symbol
Make a story (try different way to tell it)
Find a way to display it


It invites us to question, to challenge, to reject the world of truths we get daily presented. It draws you into a story that as it proceeds becomes less and less familiar to your known world.  At a certain point in the storyline you use your initial belief and question everything you’ve been told so far. This pull-you-into-the-stories extends throughout the stories leading you on, making it an emotional experience. Exhibits that connect with something is already know, will empower it. It helps to expand our learning, and share our knowledge, expand this information with each other. Presenting it in a familiar context I gain a framework within which you can better understand or relate.


==='''SYMBOLS'''===
The content in the work provides a link to another world of information and opens a path to yet another association and search. In this series of stories in which a careful process of feeling, looking and thinking has brought together, I give the doubting quest again from the repositioning of the artist and his art in an inescapable changing world in which access to resources has become endless and appropriation another meaning to it.
''‘The signs, which have become known internationally, because of their association with an object or phenomenon over a long period of time, are called symbols. Symbols do not resemble what they stand for, and they have to be learned by people to know what they mean. A symbol represents products or ideas, whereas icon represents only items that are visible.''’ - Posted on February 4, 2012 by Olivia, http://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-icon-and-vs-symbol/


I'm choosing symbols with a universal language, like ' Apple' . I change the context of these symbols, and creating my own universal language. I could even create my own symbols, or create more stories just around one symbol, just to create that discussion. I give a new meaning to them, and how we understand symbols.  
I'm choosing symbols with a universal language, like ' Apple' . I change the context of these symbols, and creating my own universal language. I could even create my own symbols, or create more stories just around one symbol, just to create that dialogue. I give a new meaning to them, and how we understand symbols.  


Ideas for displaying:  
Ideas for displaying:  


* The Cabinet of curiosity
* The Cabinet of Curiosity (Wunderkammers)
* The Eagle Museum - Marcel Broodthaers
* The Eagle Museum - Marcel Broodthaers
* The Museum of Jurassic Technology




Maybe in the end if I have multiple stories I can think of one display to show them all together, but only if it needed. I mean, what is the strength of showing them all together and not as single pieces?
Maybe in the end if I have multiple stories I can think of one display to show them all together, but only if it needed. I mean, what is the strength of showing them all together and not as single pieces?
==='''PLAN'''===
Search a symbol
Search any kind of background or something what connects to the symbol
Make a story (try different way to tell it)
Find a way to display it
=='''-->> [[Contemporary_Fairy_Tales|Contemporary Fairy Tales]]'''==

Latest revision as of 16:37, 9 December 2015

OBSERVATION AND FOCUS

I want to make more stories with the method I used last year with the JOURNEY TO FUJI and ZOOLOGY ILLUSTRATION (described below). I want to make more stories using a combination of the fictional and factual. A second aspect of my research is, what is the best way to display all the pieces together? and how do they relate with each other?

Forget that second part of my research, what is the best way to display all of them? What is ALL?

I took a step back an noticed a few things of my own proposal. Stories is such a big word, what are they then? What are my guidelines to create these stories? What is the motivation? It’s too early to think about the display, if I don’t even know what to display. Here are some sharp details that I notices in the last projects.


For each project I use a different method to create a story.

  1. THE JOURNEY TO FUJI: based on a symbol I created a history around it. Combination of facts-fictional.
  2. ZOOLOGY ILLUSTRATION: based on a form (encyclopaedia) I created a story with fictional and factional material in an installation. (not really a story?)
  3. ZHUANGZI STORY: based on an original story I used it as a placeholder to created different versions.
  4. SKY HAPPENINGS: based on found footage and making a compilation with both topics, they create an dialogue. (also not really a story?)


All these different project/stories have a different motivation and goal. Like using symbols, I created history for something you take for granted. By the encyclopaedia, I change the few how we look at history or categorization. So each method has a different goal. So which method, which goal?

I really like the romantic and poetic feel of THE JOURNEY TO FUJI story, and would like to continue with this method. Choose a universal symbol and make a history around it in any kind of form of story. I going to try to write in different kind of technique of storytelling. And I’m going to experiment with how do I display the stories, do I show the symbol, just like THE JOURNEY TO FUJI, or more a metaphoric, or more nonsense? Really taking it too far and exaggerate till the fullest.

It invites us to question, to challenge, to reject the world of truths we get daily presented. It draws you into a story that as it proceeds becomes less and less familiar to your known world. At a certain point in the storyline you use your initial belief and question everything you’ve been told so far. This pull-you-into-the-stories extends throughout the stories leading you on, making it an emotional experience. Exhibits that connect with something is already know, will empower it. It helps to expand our learning, and share our knowledge, expand this information with each other. Presenting it in a familiar context I gain a framework within which you can better understand or relate.

The content in the work provides a link to another world of information and opens a path to yet another association and search. In this series of stories in which a careful process of feeling, looking and thinking has brought together, I give the doubting quest again from the repositioning of the artist and his art in an inescapable changing world in which access to resources has become endless and appropriation another meaning to it.

I'm choosing symbols with a universal language, like ' Apple' . I change the context of these symbols, and creating my own universal language. I could even create my own symbols, or create more stories just around one symbol, just to create that dialogue. I give a new meaning to them, and how we understand symbols.

Ideas for displaying:

  • The Cabinet of Curiosity (Wunderkammers)
  • The Eagle Museum - Marcel Broodthaers
  • The Museum of Jurassic Technology


Maybe in the end if I have multiple stories I can think of one display to show them all together, but only if it needed. I mean, what is the strength of showing them all together and not as single pieces?

PLAN

Search a symbol
Search any kind of background or something what connects to the symbol
Make a story (try different way to tell it)
Find a way to display it


-->> Contemporary Fairy Tales