For me - getting the scale of these chemical processes works at the level of a magnifying glass. A large scale work simply has many of these processes working within it. I need to find some possible solutions to this... When I 'amplify' my work - I don't mean making it bigger in scale. What other word could describe getting smaller but more complex while working at the microscopic level? I could 'concentrate' my work? I could 'condense' my work? I could 'minify' my work? I could 'complexify' my work? (Deleuze) LINK to WordHippo For me - getting smaller and richer suggests the word 'concentrating' my work. |
Possibility:
Use AR (Augmented Reality) on parts of the large pieces. The small details will appear as video or GIF overlays using AR APKs. However - this seems more relevant if used in a physical exhibition space. LINK to Artivive to show it could work in a physical space. LINK to Unity App development - Using an app like Artivive could prove to be very expensive (in dollars!). I could use my existing Unity platform (same as Game Design) with its Vuforia add-in to create my own AR app for Android initially. ..then iOS afterwards. |
I have been introducing drawing students to the pleasures of working on a bituminous surface and am myself enjoying the process of illustration which I teach.
How could this work for my future practice? |