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My final artwork was a series of black and white vagueness photographs. The material was collected from daily bottle of drinking . Because it is the vagueness project . The most interesting thing is that the difference type of empty plastic bottle was asked from different people. So they might gave me the bottle waste randomly.The concept of my artwork attempt to remind the value of the resources and to reduce the waste from daily life. I am going to transform the trash to more creative treasure. Before starting my process, I don’t have any plan to do anything. The first step is that the orange juice box was cut in different width of line. And then I glued them to reshape the box. The spotlight was used and radiation source from the top. So the shadow of reshape box was easily see from the bottom. The artists like kumi Yamashita and Tim Nobal appear to me. The shadow sculpture was created by the distance of the one spotlight source and shape of the trash transformation. Thus, the shadow of my artwork was continued to develop by changing the distance of the light source and try to use the different number of spotlight. For example , there are many of overlapping shadow created by the LED strip.When the LED strip was moved, the shape of the shadow created the beautiful pattern on the wall. From the pattern of the shadow, both of rhythm and proportion as the design principle present on it. According to the variation of the color depth, it forms the regular pattern in same direction. Also if you only see the photo, you cannot image the object which can reflect the pattern. It is because the photograph already blurred the object with distance and angle of the light source.
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Kumi Yamashita is a New York City–based Japanese artist.The artist is best known for her light and shadow sculptures constructed from everyday objects.She constructs single or multiple objects and places them at certain distances from a single light source in order to create artwork comprised of both the solid, material objects and the shadows they make.
shadow puppetry is another example of shadow art.It was the ancient form of storytelling and entertainment which uses cut-out figures and held between a source of light and a translucent screen or scrim. The cut-out shapes of the puppets sometimes include translucent color or other types of detailing. Various effects can be achieved by moving both the puppets and the light source.
Shadow play is popular in various cultures; currently there are more than 20 countries known to have shadow show troupes.Espacially in Southeast Asia,such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia. It is also considered as an ancient art in other parts of Asia such as in China, India and Nepal.
Source: http://www.chineseshadowpuppetry.com/history http://kumiyamashita.com
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This is my last experience.
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There is my another experience of vague object design. In the same way ,the empty bottle was cut in different type of shape and size . And I glued them together. I didn't realise it can be the jewellery design.
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Actually I don't have any plan to make anything. I just want to see how it look like when I finished. Because the bottle of water have transparent color .so it shows us the beautiful shadow in the back.
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The material collected from the people who i know. They gave the random empty bottle of drink from daily .I am going to use that material to continue developing the theme of vagueness.
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Tim Nobal and Sue Webster are British artists.Recently the most well known for their art made from trash collected from the London streets shows an image when light is projected in front of it.It could be called as shadow scultures. This artwork incorporate diverse materials including household rubbish, scrap metal and taxidermy animals.
Bibliography and image source:
http://sayakaganz.com/2012/04/walker/
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/recycled-art-masterpiece-made-from-junks/
http://www.paulvillinski.com/work/archive.html
Stacy Boldrick(June 2015),Trash as Trash as Art: Reflections on the Preservation and Destruction of Waste in Artistic Practice,accessed online :http://www.nanocrit.com/issues/7-2015/trash-trash-art
http://www.timnobleandsuewebster.com/biography.html
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HA SCHULT is a German artist . The concept of his artwork attempt to bring art back into a very close relationship with life. His art work is always directly related to the location where it is shown. He confronts the feudalism, which is manifested in gigantic triumphant buildings with the pauperism of the exploited workers who built them. He pays tribute to the unnamed soldiers and slaves and not to the heroes and sovereigns.
Schult is known for creating massive installations of people constructed from trash in major locations around the world.
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Paul Villinski is an American sculptor and he was concerned about environmental issue. So most of his artwork reuse the discarded material. Villinski is best known for his sculptural wall works, especially large-scale installations of individual butterflies.
This awesome piece was made from old soda cans and a hiking backpack frame.It can easily see the pattern of the wing.
Villinski support to literally turning everyday trash into creative treasures. This wall artwork was made by old soda can as well.It may be use the scale as the design principle to form the pattern of artwork.
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This photo show that the soda can dragon was created by aluminum cans, and is located in the Paris Zoological Park at the Jardin de Plantes. Recently the scrap metal parts and pieces play an important role in industrial art medium.(The photo source from Austinevan.)
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Sayaka Ganz is a Japanese sculptor.Most of her artwork use reclaimed plastic household objects as her materials such as cutlery, sunglasses , baskets, and one-off spoon.Ganz’ sculpture create the animal forms with a sense of movement like running ,flying, swimming and self-awareness. Both energy and harmony from various forms of thrown away plastic appeal the sense of the hope.It also might remind the value of the resources and reduce the waste from daily life.
The first picture show us that wonderful sculptures was made by plastic spoons.It creates the shape of horse and imitation of the running in motion.
“Momentum” 2016
Another picture show us the movement of the fish.It can be described as how does the fish swim in the sea.
“Jaws”
This dog sculpture show the free standing of the dog which was made up in different pieces of plastic object from daily usage.
“Walker”
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