13.05.10 Tutorial Feedback

Here is the feedback of tutorial today. I think it’s positive.

Pathway: (MA) Digital Arts

 Name:   Hong Zhang                                          Date: 13.05.2010

Issues discussed/Subject:

•     I took several pictures of buildings and put them in processing to simplify them.  Andy said they were interesting. The complexity of buildings which were under construction is external, but the working space behind the glass of buildings has another meaning of complexity which is three dimensional. Andy suggested me to carry on and add deep thinking about it.
•    In Symposium 2, I was proposed to think about the dialogue between audience and my work.  In my understanding, I tried to make a connection, such as making a live project to transfer the images captured by a webcam to a simplified moving image, like the processing work I’ve done. I am still trying to figure it out through processing, hope it can work.

 

Comments/Notes

•  I need to walk away from my work, and try to understand how audience understand my project. Will they understand what I am trying to express through my show?
•   Add deep thinking about the 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional complexity, contact Paul Coldwell, and ask him about the surface and behind surface.
•     Clarify my understanding of complexity.
•      Plan my time.

 Name of Tutor: Andy Stiff

my notes of Unit1 Assessment Feedback

It’s really late to make some notes of my Unit 1 Assessment Feedback, but still need to be recorded here.

1. I need to look at more border range of artists, to reveal my thinking and ask more questions about their works to myself.
2. About contributing actively to debate and discussion through the course, I really need to be more confident to  discuss and contribute. I will learn a lot more when I do that, tutors encouraged.
3. In my essay, the Harvard System is not correctly implemented technically, I shall be careful. And the conclusion could be argued and I can reflect without time pressure.
4. Time is limited, I have to hurry up and make more practical work.