Finding yet another connection within the Speech Act's exhibiton to link with my theme of identity. I began to experiment independently. Using my own experiences to recreate a more abstract and geometric approach to my work, and practical experimentation. I used digital editing to create this, wanting to experiment using techniques that I am familiar with. I felt confident using the software to edit, however, I struggling with finding a middle ground to use to actually inspire what I wanted to create. Thinking of colours, expression and meaning I attempted to construct a sample that included darker colours. I wanted to allow the viewer to recieve a specific emotion or collection of thoughts that allow them to dissect why it is composed the way it is, and why the colours are there.
I do not think that geometric pattern is my strong suit, and so I do not believe I would be using it to inspire anymore of my future practical work. Although I did not feel comfortable during this experimentation, I did learn to look at work and create work in a more abstract sense, rather than approaching practical work more literally. Using this knowlege, I can allow myself to see art in more than one perspective during my practical work, and hopefully allowing more connections and meaning to be interpreted throughout. If I was given this task again, I would simply allow myself to base the composition and colour off an experience that then influenced my outcome/s.
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