Showing posts with label constraint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label constraint. Show all posts
Wednesday, 23 May 2018
Haikus and the process of finding them
Tuesday, 22 May 2018
Residency Day 7
Helen Frank, busy working through constraint.
Pushing language to its limit of comprehensibility.
Asemic words, redrawing the produced shapes
Discussions around cutting together-apart, Schrodinger's cat, many worlds theory, and the things that exist between the hyphen. (The joining action of artistic collaboration - reaching across the gap to form a practice in the space between)
There is Freedom in Constraint
Today from 11am Rachel Smith and Helen Frank will be working under a range of constraints as they explore compliance, misrepresentation, and error within any given system.
Helen Frank works within sets of self-imposed mathematically inspired rules. Her particular focus is on the contradictory potential of these artistic constraints. Both hand and mind are players in the system, and so too are the properties of determinism and free will: diligence, disruption, adherence, and errancy. Often the resulting art works are evidence of a slightly absurdist evolution.
Interruptions around music hall, performance, ghosts, and narrative
Labels:
artist,
collaboration,
constraint,
drawing,
freedom,
improvisation,
typewriters
Wednesday, 25 April 2018
Residency day 4
Images from todays work:
exploring space, line, internal and external liminal boundaries...
Attempting to follow a repetitive process and the difficulties of breaking free from the constraint and control
Following the material which seemed to fight back today
Labels:
artist,
collaboration,
constraint,
freedom,
material,
residency
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