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this work i start as my self-directed research during trimester 3. however i never finish | sticky tape and sound experiment: | ||
i got raw material for 7mins. however i stuck during the editing process. for me, the make process is very important for this work. however i have difficulty to unfold it. | |||
this work i start as my self-directed research during trimester 3. however i never able to finish it. after i have collected all the materials, including scan images of blank bubbles and marks on the tape, also finger prints scan faces. | |||
together, i got raw material for 7mins. however i stuck during the editing process. for me, the make process is very important for this work. however i have difficulty to unfold it. | |||
my action on pulling the tape and making marks on it then collect and scan it. | my action on pulling the tape and making marks on it then collect and scan it. | ||
the strips leave on the transparent sticky when i pulling it. normally the mark will slowly disappear through one or two day. i stay inside the studio, pulling the tape and making the trace almost every night for 2 month. | |||
just pulling tape record the sound, scan the image then look at the trace i made slowly getting lighter eventually disappear. | |||
[[image:SoundstripGIF.gif]] | [[image:SoundstripGIF.gif]] | ||
[[image:RecoderingTape.png|500px]] | [[image:RecoderingTape.png|500px]] | ||
Revision as of 13:42, 2 December 2013
sticky tape and sound experiment:
this work i start as my self-directed research during trimester 3. however i never able to finish it. after i have collected all the materials, including scan images of blank bubbles and marks on the tape, also finger prints scan faces. together, i got raw material for 7mins. however i stuck during the editing process. for me, the make process is very important for this work. however i have difficulty to unfold it.
my action on pulling the tape and making marks on it then collect and scan it.
the strips leave on the transparent sticky when i pulling it. normally the mark will slowly disappear through one or two day. i stay inside the studio, pulling the tape and making the trace almost every night for 2 month. just pulling tape record the sound, scan the image then look at the trace i made slowly getting lighter eventually disappear.
