Installation week 1
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Week 1 of the installation project introduces students to finding, collecting, and organizing objects from around their home to use for potential installations. Students are asked to explore the design principles of unity and how objects can be organized considering elements of design and sculpture. They must document their practice by submitting a single PDF with at least 5 photos of different object compositions for review.
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Year: 2023
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- 2. Week 1: Find/Collect/Organize • Reading Assignment “Introduction” DUE • Look around objects in your apt or house. • What can be installation? • Explore the potential of objects around you • Consider “Unity” the principle of Design • Organize the objects considering the elements of Design and Sculpture • Document your practice. *See example next sildes • Submit a single PDF file that includes images (at least 5 pictures of different compositions) on blackboard
- 3. Converting -.docx or .pptx to PDF • If you are using PowerPoint / Word - Go to file > Save As…. - Name the file “LastnameFirstname_ InstallationJan24.pdf” - Choose file format “PDF”
- 6. Student Examples Reference from: https://visa2f05.wordpress.com/1-find-collect-organize/