15/04/2016

I went to a David Shrigley exhibition which was incredibly inspirational. The emotions and ideas that he presented in each piece was brilliant, though simple it was exactly what I had an idea of doing for my final major project. Shrigley paints an image and writes a small quote or a single word that some how has a strong connection with the simple image painted. I believe I can do the exact same think with my first impressions.


The second exhibition was one done by Mark Wallinger. Though not as successful as Shrigley, I was intrigued by the ideas and decided to keep some of the research in case I done find that I can use it in my projects. After both exhibitions I went into a coffee shop and though of an idea of how I can capture first impressions the moment they happen. The plan is to observe a public environment for something that I find intriguing and once I do so I draw a line in my sketchbook without looking which indicates how much I was intrigued by it through the frantic movement of the line. I write what I saw next to it and from their I can develop a proper first response.