Brief
We were tasked to select a subject/topic and express it in 18 different points of view.
I wanted to use something simple, either an everyday object or a topic that we disregard often or something we tend to overlook as we lead our daily lives.
Objects/topics that I considered:
- A piece of bread
- A cardboard box
- A piece of wood
- Fridge
- Relief
- Comfort
- Freedom
- Light
A piece of bread
- A piece of bread from the point of view of me is comfort food
- An oven/toaster from the point of view of a piece of bread is a tanning salon
- A piece of bread from the point of view of a baker is a masterpiece
- A dough from the point of view of a piece of bread is family
Cardboard
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a cat is a comfortable resting place.
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a sneakerhead is a fresh pair of kicks
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a child is a playspace
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a homeless man is a night’s stay
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a cardboard collector is livelihood
- A cardboard box from a point of view of an art student is a masterpiece
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a techie is a 21st century invention
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a postman is responsibility
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a retrenched man is disappointment
- A cardboard box from a point of view of a warehouse is a piece of a puzzle
Fridge
- The fridge from a point of view of a sweaty man is temporary bliss
- The fridge from a point of view of a midnight snacker is a guilty pleasure
- The fridge from a point of view of a murderer is an accomplice
- The fridge from a point of view of a hotel guest is indulgement
- The fridge from a point of view 0f time is paying the bills
Light
- Light from the point of view of ‘late-worker’ is guidance/a way home (Street Lamp)
- Light from the point of view of a timid child is comfort (night light)
- Light from the point of view of a party animal is a future hangover/night of impulse
- Light from a point of view of a student is burning the midnight oil (Desk Lamp)
- Light from a point of view of a beach bum is a pursuit of beauty (sun)
- Light from the point of view of (phone)
- Light from the point of view of a minimart is paying the bills
Comfort / Relief
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a state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint.“there is room for four people to travel in comfort”
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the easing or alleviation of a person’s feelings of grief or distress.“a few words of comfort”
- Comfort from the point of view of a warm summer is an ice cream
- Comfort from the point of view of a backpacker is a night’s stay
- Comfort from the point of view of an eskimo is a cup of hot chocolate
- Comfort from the point of view of a marathon runner is an ice pack
- Comfort from the point of view of a cat is a cardboard box
- Comfort from the point of view of a jeep is a dirt road
- Comfort from the point of view of a beach bum is the sound of the waves
- Comfort from the point of view of voyager is reaching the shore
- Comfort from the point of view of an OCD person is a neatly arranged shelf
- Comfort from the point of view of a horse is a grassy plains
- Comfort from the point of view a diver is going into the deep ocean
- Comfort from the point of view of an artist is a brush/canvas
- Comfort from the point of view of a soldier is a homecooked meal
- Comfort from the point of view of an adventurer is the outdoors
- Comfort from the point of view of a child is attention
- Comfort from the point of view a homeless man is a good shower
- Comfort from the point of view of a bookworm is a library
- Comfort from the point of view of a bear is a fresh catch
- Comfort from the point of view of a photographer is the click of the shutter
- Comfort from the point of view of a daydreamer is a quiet space
- Comfort from the point of view of a writer is a pen
Double Exposure
Vector Illustrations
Surrealism
Inspiration of people and their comforts
Inspired by http://www.jasperjames.co.uk/project/people-and-places-2/
Food Landscapes Inspiration
Subversive Food Landscapes By Barbara Ciurej And Lindsay Lochman