Pic-ture [pik-cher]: (noun) A visual representation of a person, object, or group of people in which on person must sacrifice being apart of in order to capture the image
10 Things:
1. A picture of a group of people where the person on the far left is cut out
2. A picture of a group of people where the person second from the right is cut out
3. A picture of a group of people where the person second from the left is cut out
4. A picture of a group of people where the person on the far right is cut out
5. A picture of a group of people where the person in the middle is cut out
6. 10 pieces of black construction paper that each picture will be placed upon
7. A picture of cars parked in parking spots with one empty space because it is cut out
8. A picture of cars parked in parking spots with a different empty space because it is cut out
9. A picture of cars parked in parking spots with a different empty space because it is cut out
10. one blank black piece of paper where there is no photo because it has been "cut out"
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I think your project can be interesting if you can really push the work on visual and conceptual levels. What does it mean to delete information by cutting into a photo? Is it possible to make a new composition and rearticlulate the image through that gesture? You should look at the works of Gordon Matta Clark and recent John Baldessari paintings.
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