Aryan
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Post 11: Final Report Part 1

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02024, Post 11 - 2024 Final Report Part 1 – What, Student Work
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A. INTRODUCTION: Abstract Structural Art: Blending Modernism with Minimalism The project undertaken delves into the realm of abstract structural art, marrying elements of modernism and minimalism. Two principal sources provided inspiration and direction for this endeavor. Inspiration 1: MIT Museum Art Exhibition The artifacts showcased at the MIT Museum Art Exhibition served as an initial…

Post 10: Progress

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02024, Post 10 - 2024 Progress
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I’m pleased to provide a progress report on the development of my project. As of now, I have successfully completed the procurement of all necessary materials, which was a crucial initial step in the process. This involved sourcing a variety of materials such as wooden rods and sticks, cardboard, holders, clips, strings, paints, and adhesives,…

Post 8: Design Preview Report

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02024, Post 8 - 2024 Design Preview Report, Student Work
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Introduction: In this report, I embark on a journey of artistic exploration, delving into the realm of Abstract Art and surrealism intertwined with the intriguing concept of pseudo perpetual machines. Drawing inspiration from a diverse tapestry of experiences, ranging from childhood visits to art exhibitions to recent encounters with mesmerizing structures at the MIT Museum…

Post 7: Main Project Aesthetics: Plans and Alternatives

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02024, Post 7 - 2024 Main Project Aesthetics: Plans and Alternatives
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For my main project, I am currently immersed in the world of Abstract Art and surrealism, intertwined with the mesmerizing concept of pseudo perpetual machines. This aesthetic speaks to me on a deeply personal level, drawing inspiration from childhood memories of art exhibitions and recent encounters with captivating structures at the MIT Museum. Planning for…

Post 6: Main Project Plans and Inspiration

Aryan
02024, Post 6 - 2024 Main Project plans and inspirations
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In considering my personal aesthetic for my final project, I’ve found myself drawn to the captivating allure of Abstract sculpture and Surrealism, infused with the concept of pseudo perpetual machines. This aesthetic is a fusion of influences from major 20th Century design movements, including Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and even elements of Futurism. My fascination with…

Artificial Wire Bonsai

Aryan
02024, Post 5 - 2024 Upcycle Design Report
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1. Context Information: The inspiration behind my project arose from my fascination with the meticulous artistry of Japanese Bonsai cultivation, where every tree embodies a harmonious ecosystem within itself. I was intrigued by the idea of replicating this intricate beauty using discarded materials, thus infusing new life into otherwise neglected resources. By delving into the…

Opposite Upcycle Aesthetics: From Handcrafted Upcycling to Mass-Produced Greenery

Aryan
02024, Post 4 - 2024 Opposite Aesthetic
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The opposite of my Upcycle project’s Artificial Japanese Bonsai Aesthetic would be a mass-produced, uniform aesthetic reminiscent of indoor plants commonly found in stores like Walmart or Costco. While my project celebrates the unique combination of craftsmanship and randomness found in nature, this opposite aesthetic focuses on efficiency and standardization, resulting in a more sterile…

Upcycle Project Aesthetic: Artificial Japanese Bonsai

Aryan
02024, Post 2 - 2024 What is your Upcycling project aesthetic and why?, Student Work
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For my Upcycle project, I’ve delved into the realm of the Japanese Bonsai Aesthetic. My goal is to fashion artificial small trees using discarded copper wires from electronic waste. The choice of this aesthetic is driven by my admiration for the marriage of nature and artistry inherent in traditional Japanese bonsai culture. These miniature trees,…

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