Showing posts with label higgins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label higgins. Show all posts
Friday, 14 October 2016
Saturday, 5 December 2015
Spode - Abandoned Factory
I haven't posted any work for a while as I haven't been very motivated.
My parents rallied me and took me to the Ceramics Biennial at Spode factory in Stoke-on-Trent. This exhibition shook me and made me realise that I had lost my creativity and drive to produce work.
Now looking back at my images there is a massive sense of emptiness and loneliness, figures by their selves or an empty space, which perhaps reflected how I felt walking around, I felt very much in my own bubble.
Wednesday, 1 October 2014
Friday, 26 September 2014
Thursday, 22 May 2014
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Transience
A long time posting. My latest uni project.
upon their nude female body, which can raise a lot of questions. You desire something you can’t have. Visualise it over and over in your mind. The enjoyment is there in that moment in time, but then gone. Crumbled away like beauty itself. It’s a guilty pleasure. Enjoy the moment and that presence of that specific person, don’t subconsciously mourn for it loss, until it’s gone.
“Woman is the being who projects the greatest shadow or the greatest
light on our dreams.”
- Charles Baudelaire
My initial concept for my body of work came from Freuds Requiem on transience. Their enjoyment is spoilt by the subconscious mourning of it’s beauty through the transience over time. I wanted to take the enjoyment away from the viewer and myself. This was an experience for me and a connection between myself and my model. My female gazeupon their nude female body, which can raise a lot of questions. You desire something you can’t have. Visualise it over and over in your mind. The enjoyment is there in that moment in time, but then gone. Crumbled away like beauty itself. It’s a guilty pleasure. Enjoy the moment and that presence of that specific person, don’t subconsciously mourn for it loss, until it’s gone.
Labels:
beauty,
Freud,
higgins,
mmu,
mourn,
photography,
sorrel,
transience
Thursday, 13 June 2013
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