Sketches of someone interacting with technology.
Sketches from still life on the bus of people interacting with technology.
(Underneath shows in order of the pictures I am writing about).
Here is my write up of my experimentation development, from painting and experimenting with animal (more of monkeys) forms to how environmental changes can change how humans interact with one another. So I chose to use the concept of technology changing how humans act around others.
(All other pieces of work are in my FMP folder or shown in my previous post).
Here are my final pieces. I chose to recreate my first practice painting (the first colourful painting above) because the colours only show in the face, body and the piece of technology they're using, and it looks as if they connect together; a relationship is shown between a person and their phone - shown as inseparable. I chose to lay out my images like this because they all face inwards to show enclosed, and to show the people in the photo are closed off and almost give the impression of locked out of the rest of the world because they are on their phone. I got frames with a clean black border because I didn't want a complex and detailed looking edge to an already 'busy' looking painting/s, also because most of the background and body is black and white I thought the black frame went very well with these paintings.
(All other pieces of work are in my FMP folder or shown in my previous post).
Here are my final pieces. I chose to recreate my first practice painting (the first colourful painting above) because the colours only show in the face, body and the piece of technology they're using, and it looks as if they connect together; a relationship is shown between a person and their phone - shown as inseparable. I chose to lay out my images like this because they all face inwards to show enclosed, and to show the people in the photo are closed off and almost give the impression of locked out of the rest of the world because they are on their phone. I got frames with a clean black border because I didn't want a complex and detailed looking edge to an already 'busy' looking painting/s, also because most of the background and body is black and white I thought the black frame went very well with these paintings.
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