Time [tahym] -noun 1. A specific place or period in space in which something exists or occurs
2. A method of measuring the passage of moments within a day
3. Music. Beat or tempo kept within a piece of music
Time Collection:
1. A friend's green Nooka watch. It tells time not like a digital or a standard clock with hands does, but tells it in blocks and bars.
2. A white square shaped pig digital clock. This lights up when pressed down upon, and will be recreated through photos in a poster form.
3. My red LG Xenon cell phone. It gives the time when you lock it, so a sticker will read press here for the time in order to turn it on.
4. A sand timer from a Taboo game. May be replicated into a 3D drawing with real sand.
5. A old sun dial. Possible sculpture, most likely a painting or photo.
6. A recreation but modulated version of the clock piece "Perfect Lovers." May be paint, possibly photo.
7. A sculpture of a clock with no numbers but with hands.
8. A metronome for music. I would like to make this a 3D picture/painting.
9. An old antique pocket watch and chain. It would be cool presented with an actual coat.
10. The time turner from Harry Potter. I would make this out of metal and chain.
11. A photo of a school clock or a grandfather clock. I see this photo in black and white with extreme contrasts in lighting.
12. An egg shaped or other eccentrically shaped kitchen timer. This could possibly be replaced by a stop watch used in sports activities.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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I'm interested in seeing you investigate the idea of "time" with the large quantity of clocks you have. What does it say about technology and culture? Does the time refer to a specific location on this planet in relation to another place? By having a meaningful content, you can go beyond the piece simply being a collection of clocks.
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