The way you bent the grid is interesting and the inclusion of the 6-pack rings were a nice touch. But the way you dripped wax on the plastic and then attached them to the grid was very thought provoking. What lead to this? Why wax? What do they represent? What is interesting is that the wax illustrates a thought process and human ingenuity. You wanted to use wax, but it wouldn’t stay on the grid; so you found a way to make it work. There is no way in the world that the wax would be put on something like that other than out of this kind of process. This is what I’ve come to understand from this class – part (a lot) of creation comes out of the process and our ingenuity.
Off course, this could all be BULL and you did this for some other reason. But, it was thought provoking to me nonetheless, so Good Job.
The way you bent the grid is interesting and the inclusion of the 6-pack rings were a nice touch. But the way you dripped wax on the plastic and then attached them to the grid was very thought provoking. What lead to this? Why wax? What do they represent? What is interesting is that the wax illustrates a thought process and human ingenuity. You wanted to use wax, but it wouldn’t stay on the grid; so you found a way to make it work. There is no way in the world that the wax would be put on something like that other than out of this kind of process. This is what I’ve come to understand from this class – part (a lot) of creation comes out of the process and our ingenuity.
ReplyDeleteOff course, this could all be BULL and you did this for some other reason. But, it was thought provoking to me nonetheless, so Good Job.