I apolgize I had to delete the earlier comment as i found answers to some of the questions on the following pages.
My question then is, do you see these as drawing or sculpture? right now, in all photos, they sit/hang on a brown wooden floor/wall (am I right?) , which becomes part of the work. Is this intentional? Do you see these being configured differently, or will they always remain "human clothes".
What do the colours signify?
Do you see these are sculpture or drawing? I ask because if its sculpture, perhaps one way to move with it would be to look at how they may be experienced spatially.
Is there a reason why all the clothes are more or less your size?
Sorry this is a bit of a long line of questioning, but it would help unfold (!) the work for me before making suggestions that are completely unsuitable to your goals.
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ReplyDeleteHi Eeman,
ReplyDeleteI apolgize I had to delete the earlier comment as i found answers to some of the questions on the following pages.
My question then is, do you see these as drawing or sculpture? right now, in all photos, they sit/hang on a brown wooden floor/wall (am I right?) , which becomes part of the work. Is this intentional? Do you see these being configured differently, or will they always remain "human clothes".
What do the colours signify?
Do you see these are sculpture or drawing? I ask because if its sculpture, perhaps one way to move with it would be to look at how they may be experienced spatially.
Is there a reason why all the clothes are more or less your size?
Sorry this is a bit of a long line of questioning, but it would help unfold (!) the work for me before making suggestions that are completely unsuitable to your goals.
PS: Also look at Christian Boltanski
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