Reflections on a personal project exploring the nature of art in the age of digital reproduction.
Author: Dawn
Why still life? – Mapping the field
The start of an exploration into the genre of still life and why it has been such a core part of my body of work.
#Areyoubookenough Challenge: monthly book making
I came across this great community last year, but only managed a coupled of contributions. This year, as I step further into self-directed work, I am determined to do something for every theme. Joining the challenge has three simple rules: Post the banner for the month’s theme as well as work in progress on your… Read More →
Absurd
Ridiculously unreasonable, unsound, or incongruous; an absurd argument: extremely silly or ridiculous absurd humour Having no rational or orderly relationship to human life: meaningless, an absurd universe, lacking order, or value; an absurd existence Dealing with the absurd or with absurdism; absurd theatre Absurd (noun): the state or condition in which human beings exist in an irrational and meaningless universe and in which… Read More →
Black Boxes
Part of my MA final major project. Exploring the metaphor of the black box in relation to machine learning and digital afterlife
The Art of Installation
Exploration of the installation artists that have had an impact on me
Six Centuries
Inspired by the paintings of Rachel Ruysch (1164-1750). The publication includes machine generated images and text as a means of considering the digital afterlife.
Dear Rachel
One of the things I am constantly exploring in my work is the interplay between the digital and non-digital. In my daily life I constantly switch between the two without a thought, and mainly out of awareness. I am also interested in addressing how artists can utilise digital as a medium without having extensive technological… Read More →
Metaphors and the digital
Exploring what metaphors conceal and reveal about being digital
Undertowprojects: an Instagram takeover
Reflections on an Instagram takeover