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MAGCD 1 | 5 • 1
MAGCD Elva Author: Elva Rodriguez-Formisano
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Iteration 3.1
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Iteration 3.2
Printed 22 times on the same sheet of paper while moving stencils opposite directions.
On this version one can clearly see how the machine did what “it wanted” by printing a few eclipses out of place.
This last experiment was most meaningful to me because I co-created the artwork together with the printed and developed a meaningful attachment to the artwork like one can develop creating hand-crafted or slow-processed artwork.
In the future I’d like to try to create the above with the Risograph printer. Same process but moving stencils on multiple directions.
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MAGCD 1 | 4 Iterations II
☞ FEEDBACK:
- Take something negative (irregularities from printing) and turn it into positive.
- What’s the context? What are you going to do and use this in the future?
- You’ve shown experiment – which is good.
- Why move from animation to make a unique print if you already done it.
- Take what you learnt to push it forward.
- Combine the two questions?
- Create / find a narrative for the movement.
- Other footage or animation
- What do you want to say?
- RIA AHMED – brings process into personal content
- How can I use the copier machine to create movement?
- Scanning / copping / multiple times / duplicate
- AMANDINE FOREST
- unintentional movement create an animation as narrater?
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MAGCD 1 | 4 Iterations I
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Reading ↔︎ Making
Due to time constrains and perhaps a limited scholar aptitude, I abandoned the idea of a video essay, which was encouraged in the last tutorial, and instead I made a video montage of researched footage about pink fashion:
A to Z
Bright Pink
1937 – 2022
Material chosen to work with on this brief:
A single colour story of the book The Secret Lives of Colour by Kassia St. Clair (2016)
The colour story: Shocking Pink
⭐︎ Feedback :
• Add to the history, write it in your point of view, critique it, etc.
• Reconfigure its meaning
❤︎ References :
• Valentino AW2022 Pink Collection
• Vox Media timeline visual essays
• BBC The Century of the self :
Part 1, “Happiness Machine”
• A rough sketch for design criticism, Jarrett Fuller
☞ Next :
• Make a video-essay
☾ Reflections :
• Going home I thought: what about if I do a gender-neutral fable about pink? A story for children, since Pink was originally a colour for boys. – Something to consider or to add into the video-essay, but, I think someone has already done that children book.
• All references I was given in class were very interesting and particularly enjoyed Jarrett Fuller’s one. Thanks.