Not terribly clever or meaningful, but fun to do and interesting to explore the pages. Also, it's possible to hold the book like a flick-book so the 'hole' or the mountain contours flop open in a rapid stream, emphasising the tactile, playful nature of this construction.
Friday, 2 December 2011
Maps Project, contour lines again, 3rd december
Alongisde the work on print and stitch, I have done some more contour cutting. Just because it is rather fun and I like the results. I made another sketch-book, this time with two different contour cut-outs, designed to be read from the smallest cutting , turning the pages one by one to reveal the whole 'hole' in the middle. Separately, I assembled the cut-out sections to make a small relief of the imaginary hills I had recorded.
Not terribly clever or meaningful, but fun to do and interesting to explore the pages. Also, it's possible to hold the book like a flick-book so the 'hole' or the mountain contours flop open in a rapid stream, emphasising the tactile, playful nature of this construction.
Not terribly clever or meaningful, but fun to do and interesting to explore the pages. Also, it's possible to hold the book like a flick-book so the 'hole' or the mountain contours flop open in a rapid stream, emphasising the tactile, playful nature of this construction.
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