On Monday, December 6th, 2010 I was assigned to attend the 2nd year Iarc critique located in the lobby of the Gatewood Studio Arts Building at UNC Greensboro. The focus of the 2nd year's fnal projects was showing movement through form. The students had to represent a movement or a flow using a statis material. Various students used plastic, wire, and glass. The one that I found most interesting was Jasmine Jones and her project on showing fluidity using wire mesh.
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| Left Half of Jasmine's Project Board |
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| Right Half of Display Board |
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| Jasmine's Display Model |
I enjoyed Jasmine's project because of her thorough look at how her ideas developed. I liked her documentation of process and how she explained how she created the fluid figures.
She said the metal in the wire mesh imspired her because it reminded her of water, with the reflective qualities of metal.
Jasmine created the shapes using points on her hands and tried many different variations of shape. I think that he project demonstrates a confident grasp of understanding 3D Models and Shape of Movement, and that which is not necessarily a figure.
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