-the core structure is mainly complete

-im going to fill any large gaps then begin paper mache

did you know mushrooms are more like animals than plants? wild.

MycoLyco

-these mushrooms play synths!

-the lights of the synth made me consider incorporating lights into my mushroom piece

-so many different, interesting shapes, but my favorite is the cordyceps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gzODjzm1b4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-nIBA0V_No

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YyYNtdnufE

Jaume Plensa

-frequently utilizes transparency to create a connection to surroundings

-lack of visibility facial expressions can lead to an interesting sense of anonymity

-enclosed spaces can create a landscape that is quite interesting

Rebecca Horn

-artwork that draw a lot of attention in public

-i like the use of supports to help hold the artwork in place

-the hypervisibility of this work appeals to me a lot

Object Head Movement/subculture

-born out of a desire to have simultaneous self-expression while maintaining anonymity

-a subculture dedicated entirely to transforming the head

-opportunities to play with differing levels of transparency and face visibility

-ok these sketches suck but my wrists hurt so drawing hurts. meh

-the goal would be to possibly utilize mesh or vinyl to mimic a screen

-typical object head protocol is to not show the face. but for this one, I could utilize transparency to create a transformation rather than a replacement

-could play with the idea of wires and technology integrated with a human body (SFX to have power cord into neck?)

inspiration:

( by Elena parocheva)

• High Voltage Art
  • Makes use of the stable form of powerlines
  • Geometric rather than organic
  • Mainly utilizes triangles and rectangles for stability
  • 
• Golden Gate Bridge
  • Hybrid design utilizing both suspension and cantilever (meaning supported only from 2 ends) for stability
  • Designed to bend when weight is applied rather than snap
  • Distributes weight away from the center using cables
  • 
• Organic Towers
  • Tend to be rounded rather than using triangles or squares
  • Seeks to emulate structures found in nature
  • Tends to be highly resistant to damage due to mimicking forms that have been evolving to withstand damage
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