CMS1 - Object and Installation - Lesson #6

Installation -- Making Land Art

Dislocation is the major method that we use in this work, where plants seem to be grown out of the rubbish bin. It makes a subtle contrast between the surrounding natural environment, as the plant is no longer natural, but artificial.

CMS1 - Object and Installation - Lesson #5

Physicality -- Using our own body

"It would be nice if we can hear the music just as we are reading it."

I used my ear both as part of the work as well as a mould to make the another "ear" out of a score sheet. 

CMS1 - Object and Installation - Lesson #3

Paper Clay Sculpture -- Self Portrait

CMS1 - Object and Installation - Lesson #2

I name this paper sculpture Frame. It comprises five similar units, oriented differently in space. There are contrasts between straight and curved lines, the vertical and the horizontal, as well as quadilaterals and circles. The overlapping of the units also creates various geometric shapes and spaces, which gives more dynamic to the piece.

 

CMS1 - Object and Installation - Lesson #1

I started with something simple first, using different techniques such as folding, rolling, cutting, and sticking.

I added a bit of drawings to the above sculpture to make it more complete.

Then I tried to make something with more complexity.

I also experimented on using staples to make sculptures as below.