it's a mystery. did you draw according to the wrapping or wrap according to the drawing... the paper beneath the camera hints the latter. still, my heads spins a bit.
it's a curious relationship between the two images. the drawing is quite strong, because you drew it so roughly. it still vaguely resembles a camera. the photograph makes it less clear. it gives a suggestion as to what the lines on the paper might mean. while, on the other hand, it might simply imitate the drawing.
both images seem to affirm the act of drawing though. a camera wrapped up seems to deny itself when depicted as such.
how would you present something like this? as prints, or with the actual drawing and materials?
it's a mystery. did you draw according to the wrapping or wrap according to the drawing... the paper beneath the camera hints the latter. still, my heads spins a bit.
ReplyDeleteit's a curious relationship between the two images. the drawing is quite strong, because you drew it so roughly. it still vaguely resembles a camera. the photograph makes it less clear. it gives a suggestion as to what the lines on the paper might mean. while, on the other hand, it might simply imitate the drawing.
both images seem to affirm the act of drawing though. a camera wrapped up seems to deny itself when depicted as such.
how would you present something like this? as prints, or with the actual drawing and materials?
I was originally thinking a sculpture, but then it was interesting to try to make it look more real in the photograph. Im not quite sure yet.
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