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=Sept 18th Tuesday=
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Todays task: what, how, why.
Outcome 150 word text describing a piece of work you made. (X2 = 300 words)
"The map is not the territory."
what 50 wrds
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why 50 wrds
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Lets go:
I.
In 2017 I worked on a series of posters in collaboration with a good friend and an amazing performance artist Antrianna Moutoula. We created five of them (very vivid, very sensual) in total during a period of one month. As a final outcome we printed them out on paper in a size A1.
For this collaboration I was in charge of the graphic department. My visual input/output was a response to the passages of texts Antrianna has given me to work with. These bits of texts were written by her and were also used in her performances.
For her graduation Antrianna was presenting five different performances for each day of the exhibition and asked me to make a poster for each act separately. We were closely familiar with each-others work and were dealing with similar subjects in our practices. We have collaborated before and the results were always very intriguig therefore it motivated us to do it again.
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Revision as of 12:15, 18 September 2019

Sept 18th Tuesday

Todays task: what, how, why. Outcome 150 word text describing a piece of work you made. (X2 = 300 words) "The map is not the territory."

what 50 wrds <object>

how 50 wrds <method>

why 50 wrds <motivation>

Lets go:

I.

In 2017 I worked on a series of posters in collaboration with a good friend and an amazing performance artist Antrianna Moutoula. We created five of them (very vivid, very sensual) in total during a period of one month. As a final outcome we printed them out on paper in a size A1.

For this collaboration I was in charge of the graphic department. My visual input/output was a response to the passages of texts Antrianna has given me to work with. These bits of texts were written by her and were also used in her performances.

For her graduation Antrianna was presenting five different performances for each day of the exhibition and asked me to make a poster for each act separately. We were closely familiar with each-others work and were dealing with similar subjects in our practices. We have collaborated before and the results were always very intriguig therefore it motivated us to do it again.


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