I'm a second year student at Bath Spa Uni, where I'm studying graphic communication. This is a blog for a project I am doing relating to the theme of Hidden. Because cmd+C and cmd+V is so yesterday and printing costs a fortune.
Friday, 17 December 2010
Thursday, 16 December 2010
A new idea...
So I've considered different ideas.
Hidden history - archeology - lost history, like the city of atlantis
Hidden agendas
Hidden places - Going to somewhere you've never been to before - reading a map differently (upside down, what other kinds of maps are there that could be used around cities? - Star maps...?)
How stuff works/fits together/is made - concealed by its casing, concealed - only done by factory machines.
The idea of aftermath - the hidden affect - i.e. what papers don't report etc.
Missing people.
SO
I've decided to look at taking objects apart.
It will be quite limited - I don't think many people will like me taking their things apart! I will aim for three or four items - a watch, throwaway camera, etc.
I have several initial ideas for experiments:
Photographs of the taking apart process
Manuals/Instructions
3D exploded diagrams
Drawing parts separately - enlarge so obscured = hidden
Putting the items back together
Michael Craig Martin.
Hidden history - archeology - lost history, like the city of atlantis
Hidden agendas
Hidden places - Going to somewhere you've never been to before - reading a map differently (upside down, what other kinds of maps are there that could be used around cities? - Star maps...?)
How stuff works/fits together/is made - concealed by its casing, concealed - only done by factory machines.
The idea of aftermath - the hidden affect - i.e. what papers don't report etc.
Missing people.
SO
I've decided to look at taking objects apart.
It will be quite limited - I don't think many people will like me taking their things apart! I will aim for three or four items - a watch, throwaway camera, etc.
I have several initial ideas for experiments:
Photographs of the taking apart process
Manuals/Instructions
3D exploded diagrams
Drawing parts separately - enlarge so obscured = hidden
Putting the items back together
Michael Craig Martin.
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