Conclusion

3D Form and Design was overall a very interesting class in which I was able to explore different techniques of art unlike anything I had ever done before. My faveorite aspect of this class was the focus on projections. I thoroughy enjoyed looking at different projects done by artists and attempting to do something similar. My favorite artist to learn about was Pippilotti Rist. Her projections were very unusual but also very interesting. Creating the video and projection for the end of semester show was a great experience. I loved playing with the different textures to see how the projection would change. Projections have a very strong effect in a show with very little materials. I would definitely like to continue to explore the use of large scale installations in the form of projections.

Waterfall and No Sleep Till Babbio

Emily and myself completed our final project and installed a tall waterfall projection in the Babbio Atrium for the "No Sleep Till Babbio" end of semester show. The video created was a combination of footage that I got at home and edited, and a rendering of a waterfall simulation created by Emily. We were able to use different layers of cloth to give texture to our projection. The cloth was thrown over the balcony of the second floor of Babbio so it was able to be seen by all visitors of the exhibition  Below is a picture and a video of how the installation looked at the show.

I also had another installation at the show from my interactive installations class. A projection of a giraffe was displayed on a front window of Babbio. As viewers approached the character, he would become more and more excited.