Regarding the collage:
Incongruous
Gordon Matta-Clark - I link to /James Turrell
Sam Griffin
How important is it that they existed before? this is about thinking how much the origins are important in the collages or images - could it be anything or is it in the details of the work already created or in specifically made images to deconstruct and reorder.
How important is it that it's my work?
film it & photograph
materials and interaction
thread of thought and connection, gathering, pull - rupture, a way of thinking
space -
&where we place ourselves -
planes - punching through and mapping
what happens outside the frame image & territory that is known - mapping
the territory of practice - table or frame
a photo of table & work, then sideways - multiview, what is beyond the piece - untangled threads, pulling away
google - the relationship of something I can’t grasp
What do I want? seeing the ‘other’ in it
Manifesto- who you are
the lense
informing the work & the dialogue
& the entanglements of matter around the clarity & the perception
the knot & embroidery what is clear and ordered about the stitch and what is knotted and complicated. we discussed the difference between the front of embroidery and the back.
the unpicking
repetition & what is found
What do we overlook -
contain, contrast & leave out
tendrils
What is lost and what is found in repetition
Agreed actions:
- explore collage further - continue with own work collage as that has urgency and explore the possibilities of found image collage, how does that change the work?
- consider the territory of the work - where does it start and finish? what happens outside of these parameters? How does that affect the work? Consider the frame.
- delve into the possibility of the thread and its tendrils, what does the repetition of embroidery do for the work? How does this thread metaphorically and physically move through and within it?
- Keep notes of reflections and discussions I’m having about my work.
- question scale and the imagery that is on the outside of the frame?