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David Hockney began creating photocollages in the early 1980s by arranging multiple Polaroid photos or prints into a composite image to depict a single subject. Inspired by Cubist artists like Braque, students were tasked with making their own photocollage self-portraits or of an object by taking photos, printing them, and arranging them together to explore linear perspective and composition.
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Presentation on Hockney's photomontages
- 2. In the early 1980s, Hockney began to produce photocollages, which he called 'joiners'.Using Polaroid snaps or photolab-prints of a single subject, Hockney arranged a patchwork to make a composite image.
- 3. Merced River,Yosemite Valley, 1982
- 5. Which art movement do you think Hockney was inspired by when creating these images? (Think of the shape..)
- 6. Braque, Violin and Glass (1912)
- 7. Task! Create you own photo-collage, using photos of yourself.
- 8. ...or an object you have brought in. Paint Trolley, 1985
- 9. Use existing photos or get a camera and partner up Decide if you want whole body shots or just centre on the face Calculate how many shots will be needed per area of body/object Upload and edit the photos and print out, collaging prints together
- 10. Objectives Define the term 'linear perspective' Create a photocollage in the form of a self portrait Develop a sense of composition