Month: October 2021

:SORT ME OUT

NUMBER

-Items starting with 0,1,2 (from left to right)

from top to bottom: rank by the second number from 1 to 9

0<1<2
continue-starting with 1&2

-Items without a number

*TO PRESENT

The shape of mathematical model suddenly comes to my mind!

for example the Pascal’s triangle, which followed by one rule (a+b)*n.

The art of logic?? but there the numbers are only 0, 1 or 2…?

Pascal’s Triangle

COLOUR

-colourless

White
Transparent
Aluminum

-Colourful

Blue
Yellow
Red
Green

*TO PRESENT

might be a collage or using them to create a picture based on their colour and the shape.

RANDOM

I mixed everything and randomly sorted them into three groups with my eyes closed and done it quickly without considering.

Whats’ happen with this random sampling?

I found in each group, other than the colour white, there is a pair of contrasting colour: group A(green&red/pink), group B(blue&yellow),group C(blue&yellow). Apart from this, each group include one rectangular shape.

It seems like without human consciously manipulating, objects classified themselves with a ‘principle’.???

This random choosing method is inspired by a Psychological method of selecting participants (Random Sampling),which is used to avoid low validity of the result concluded from the experiment, that caused by variation between participants.

Group A (green&red/pink)
Group B (Blue&Yellow)
Group C (Blue&Yellow)

*To present

Juxtaposing these three categories and encourage the audience to find similarity or differences from their own point of view.

:PICK ME UP

Week1-Parts (package from a soy sauce, a cap can, a thing between bottle cap and the inside, metal tie,matches, fabric tie, plastic tie, tag, tag with expiry date from a pack of bread)

I find these parts are intriguing to look at :0 the shape, the texture, the colour, the flexibility and how they reflect the light…

However, these aesthetically pleasing parts are considered as worthless and are thrown right away after they have been used once. Can they be picked up and treated as valuable products, like Jewellery?

E.g. as a ring

1-1
1-2
1-4
2-1

Week 2

week2 collecting parts from groceries, kitchen

My collection would be based on waste from groceries, and they are mainly caps or the parts that are designed for storage, but each of them show uniqueness and indicate different ways the product can be opened.

Looking at the photographs of these objects, which leave traces of their use, I am reminded of a range of actions, scenes and smells, and this made the photo beyond a still image.

These groceries parts will be the main resource of my outcome, although I am still not sure what exactly it would be. I might want to present it as Jewelry, which shows intimacy and accompany with humans–just like rubbish, always around us, recycling and existing through out the time…