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Identity Project Conclusion – Left or Right

Background Info For my identity project, my initial thoughts were inspired by Veerle Symoens, a versatile artist known for her vibrant collages, mixed media art, and paintings, characterized by feminine energy and inspiration from nature and travel. Your “Chartists of Identity” photography project draws inspiration from her collage style, particularly “Face the Feminine Collage.” The […]

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Abstract Unit

MindMap  

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Statement of Intent – “Chartists of Identity”

Veerle Symoens Veerle Symoens is a versatile artist who creates unique collages, mixed media art, and paintings. Her work is characterized by feminine energy, a love for colors, and intense compositions. She draws inspiration from nature and travels, creating colorful and energetic pieces. Veerle’s art is exhibited and sold worldwide, and she has also worked […]

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Introduction to Portraiture

Understanding Portraits in Photography Portraits are a fundamental genre in photography, capturing the essence, personality, and character of a subject. This genre has evolved significantly over time, incorporating various styles and techniques to convey the depth and complexity of human subjects. What Makes a Photograph a Portrait? A portrait is defined by its focus on […]

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Living or Surviving

file:///Users/steve.zhu/Desktop/Freshmen%20Year/Photography/Triptych/Steve_Triptych%20copy.pdf My main goal in my triptych is to capture the contrast in people’s perspectives of their lives. What motivated me to capture this goal is the question I would ask myself daily: am I living or surviving? The phrase “Am I living or am I surviving?” reflects a deeper inquiry into the quality of […]

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798 Photo Analysis “are you LIVING or are you SURVIVING”

798_Full_Steve 798_First_Selection_Steve 798_Second_Selection_Steve 798_Third_Selection_Steve 798_Final_Three_Steve   As the last three photos might not have a lot in common from the outside of the photo and how the photo just seems, all three photos have the same deeper side of meaning. All three photos symbolize the relaxation of people in times like this, where everything is […]

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Statement of Intent

The title of this project will be “Movement of Relaxation”; the theme I want to explore will be the art of movement and capturing the movement to “stop the time” of happiness or using ICM. To achieve this goal, I would use ICM to capture the movement of the people in 798 or capture intense […]

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SETS PART 1: Select and Analyse an artist and their work

Ömer Erdoğan’s photographic style is characterized by a blend of artistic elements that reflect both his cinematic influences and a unique approach to visual storytelling. Characteristics of Ömer Erdoğan’s photographic style Art of movement: Erdoğan often captures dynamic scenes that convey a sense of motion. This is achieved through techniques such as long exposure or the […]

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Contact Sheet

Photographic Rule Breakers

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Cabbage Leaf Analysis

“Abstract photography can be defined as capturing images in which the subject isn’t the most interesting element. Albert Renger-Patzsch, Edward Weston and Aaron Siskind photographed the ordinary to reveal their beauty. Uta Barth reversed the typical use of the camera, shooting out of focus and Andreas Gursky photographs the repetition of elements. During this unit […]

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