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I showed the work that I did for the Bring your own Beamer (inspired by Rafaël Rozendaal) event at Weelde.<br /> | I showed the work that I did for the Bring your own Beamer (inspired by Rafaël Rozendaal) event at Weelde.<br /> | ||
This work was created in a fast pace since I got the call to take part at the event one week before. On the other hand it was the first time that I have been setting up an installation with my work.<br /> | This work was created in a fast pace since I got the call to take part at the event one week before. On the other hand it was the first time that I have been setting up an installation with my work.<br /> | ||
Based on posters that I created, I selected a few and animated those. I ended up with various animated collages.<br /> | Based on commissioned posters that I created, I selected a few and animated those – stripping it from all its typography. I ended up with various animated collages.<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 17:10, 24 June 2019
I showed the work that I did for the Bring your own Beamer (inspired by Rafaël Rozendaal) event at Weelde.
This work was created in a fast pace since I got the call to take part at the event one week before. On the other hand it was the first time that I have been setting up an installation with my work.
Based on commissioned posters that I created, I selected a few and animated those – stripping it from all its typography. I ended up with various animated collages.
It is interesting to review my method on working on that event:
How did I curate which posters I animate? How does a poster or still image differ from the moving image in its communication?
It would be good to analyze my process of making. What do I get out of this endeavour?