Tuesday, 25 March 2014

FMP and proposal (Unit 7)


UAL Awarding Body - Foundation

Unit 7 - Project Proposal

Candidate 
Name
Robert Bury

Candidate Number
32852
Pathway
Fine Art
Project Title
Aesthetic DNA

ASection 1: Review (Approx 150 words)
Throughout the course so far i have built up a wide range of new skills such as life drawing, screen printing and wire sculpting. I've developed contextual knowledge through research and practice involving ideas of automatism, mechanised painting and conceptual sculpture. These ideas led a series of automatic drawings using pen/charcoal/paint/inscribe pastel that i printed into a book using an online manufacturer; an artistically unintentional sculpture that i again drew from and a final series of conceptual sculptures commenting on the the dilution of commerce and art. Ive worked with and exhibited in a gallery space and presenting my portfolio in several interviews for universities with success.

Section 2: Project Concept (approx 250 words)
The initial concept is to look deeply into the fabric of something dead and then scale it so that its fuller content can't be recognised. (Like looking into a piece of a puzzle), scaling it up, then presented. I've also made a decision to break off a series from that to break down its deep pixelated visual and present it in measured convention. As if the pixels that made up the digital scan are broken down into ingedients. I've been informed by artists such as Andres Serrano's work "Morgue", Adam Lister's pixelated water colours of class paintings, Piet Mondrean's work and his aesthetic concepts and some broader research into video gaming pixelation and old victorian photography of death. After being initially informed the idea is to digitally scan insects things of similar scale directly off a scanner because its a nice working scale. So this work will involve digital scanning, photography and editing; and may involving none digital works such as drawings or printing.

Section 3: Evaluation (approx 100 words)
I will evaluate my ideas, research and processes by keeping up to date via blog and time table. Permitting me to continuously re-evaluate and develop my project. i have learn that the endless process of evaluation and clear understanding of progression of work will allow me to organise further ideas efficiently. i will discuss my work with different tutors to get a range of different opinions by keeping a running body of my work i am able to look back and evaluate everything i have done so that i can make improvements along the way.
Proposed Research Sources and Bibliography (Harvard Format)
Artists: Andres Serrano ("Morgue"), Adam Lister, Peter Saville, Piet Mondrean, Van Gogh (Sunflower textures)
Research: Victorian death photography, Video game pixel design
Available at:
http://blogger.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-mortem_photography
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Saville_(graphic_designer)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Mondrian
http://www.pixelprospector.com/i-history-of-video-games/
http://beautifuldecay.com/2013/09/13/andres-serranos-powerful-images-death/
http://www.adamlistergallery.com/
http://www.google.com/imghp           
                  



Project Action Plan and Timetable




Week
Date Week
Beginning
Activity / What you are intending to do - including independent study
Resources / What you will need to do it - including access to workshops
1
26/03/14

Develop FMP idea, first artist research
Blogger
2
01/04/14
Find dead ant outside college, scanned and uploaded and talked about, developing idea with tutor
Scanner , Blogger
3
10/04/14

Develop first ant scan into bee scans idea, developing idea with tutor
Scanner, Blogger
4
17/04/14
Findd two dead bees outside home, scans on home scanner
Scanner, Blogger
5
24/04/14
Further artist research, third bee scanner
Scanner, Blogger
6
03/05/14

Tate visit notice, blogwork
Blogger, Take out cameras


7
16/05/14

Tate visit, filming and interviewing, further research


Driving to Tate
8
24/05/14
Develop idea from tate visit, print out first scans

Reprographics
9
30/05/14



Make decisions on presentation and work to put out
Pins, boards,

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