Final Project

The metaphor for the  dream that me and Mikki picked was  "How would you spend your time if you knew it was limited?"

The story describes how people are constantly worried about time and focusing on their shadows. In the end, these people feel empty about how they spent their lives.

So we needed to come with a composition way to show it so  we decided to paint on black paper instead of brown paper. The shades of blue, turquoise, gray, and peach that go across the painting are to show from birth to death. On top of the painting, we went with five life-sized silhouettes, from childhood to old age to show what hides behind the shadows for the viewer.

Progress 101

The Final 

Wire Sculpture

Final Project

So this project we have two weeks to complete, we had to pick a partner so I and Mikki decided to work together to create a piece of artwork that questions "How would you live your life if you could track how much time you had left on Earth?"

Einsteins Dreams

Einstein's Dreams are between April 14 and June 28, 1905, as he develops his theory of time as part of his theory of relativity. Each dream envisions a different world, with time behaving in a different way. The stories explore the relationships between people and time, a basic part of the human condition. The Dream I most enjoyed was "20 May 1905  People have no memories" 'A world without memory is a world of the present'" In this dream is that people couldn't remember anything of there past. Each person to order to know  their self they had to carry an own Book of Life, which is filled with the history of their life's. Without the  Book of Life, a person is a snapshot or image or ghost.

Another one I enjoyed was  "3 June People Live just one day, but that one day may be an eternity"  In this world, no one lives to witness the change of the seasons.  A person that was born in  December lives his life cold. A person that lives his life over the summer never sees snow and lives there life warm.