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KVB127
OPEN TASK 2
I extended one of images from my [Siteworks II] work to produce a gif.
I am in love with the 1960s and 70s minimalism and conceptual art movement, and I find a lot of my views of art influenced by the attitudes of that time.
For example, right after my first studio session in week 1, I felt very passionate and dramatic about art and wrote myself a manifesto-type list of 'rules' for my art:
I am in love with the 1960s and 70s minimalism and conceptual art movement, and I find a lot of my views of art influenced by the attitudes of that time.
For example, right after my first studio session in week 1, I felt very passionate and dramatic about art and wrote myself a manifesto-type list of 'rules' for my art:
REPEAT AFTER ME
REPEAT AFTER ME
REPEAT AFTER ME
REPEAT AFTER ME
REPEAT AFTER ME
REPEAT AFTER ME
REPEAT AFTER ME
REPEAT AFTER ME
ACTING UP
The words we got: Force, Tension
Upon getting the two words, we thought they had a really simple relationship with each other, so we initially were going to just push against each other with our palms as hard as we could for the whole duration of the minute, and release the tension at the end.
Charles then encouraged us to consider having a definitive start and end to our performance, informed by the performance itself rather than just when the timer went off.
So we ended up with a set of actions, put into a choreography. And the moments of force would be when our backs hit each other, and tension when we pushed or pulled against each other. Our moments of tension were followed by release of that tension, which to the viewer I think visually amplified the tension.
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