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Finals
This post includes some thoughts about my final project, how I could expand on it, and my artist statement.
Final Project for DP3006
Artist Statement:
Clipped (2018)
Inkjet Prints on Matte Paper, Inkjet Print on Rice Paper, Silver Mirror fragments, Laserjet Transfer on Wood
Varying Dimensions
Singapore is one of the stopping points of migratory birds flying along the East Asian-Australasian flyway. Being a densely populated Read more →
Final project 'Safe Haven'
Safe Haven
Artist: Sabrina Miah
Over the last couple of years, due to the action of extremists, Islam as a religion has been highly misunderstood. People all over the world have been forced to leave their homes and seek refuge elsewhere, others have lost their lives.
Growing up, I was raised to respect people no matter what their race or religion.
This project gave Read more →
Midterm project
Fear or Islam
As I was exploring global, local and personal issues, I found that one of the major things happening right now are how the Islamic religion is being misinterpreted and misunderstood by so many due to recent events (terror attacks, ISIS).
Ever since the attacks occurred in the United Kingdom, one being not far from my home, I feel that Read more →
Final Project - Being, Seeing
Artist Statement
Being, Seeing is a photographic series that places a person in solitude to explore the relationship between the state of naturalness derived from being alone and how one would react to seeing reflections of themselves. It is a documentation of both male and female subjects to study their candid responses while being confronted with multiple Read more →
Process + Reflections for Final Project
For my final project, I wanted to explore the space between a person being fully himself or herself while being awake and fully conscious. My previous midterm project To Be You was a photographic series of people sleeping, as at that point, I found that the only time we were able to be truly ourselves was when we Read more →
Kindred Artists (For Final Project)
KINDRED ARTISTS:
Paul StrandBorn in New York City, 1890, Paul Strand was a photographer in the 20th century, who, with other renowned names like Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Weston, was famous for establishing and popularising photography as a form of art.
He was particularly known for his street photography, which was thought to be very honest Read more →
