1st Oct
2nd Oct
Futility (noun)
1. The quality or state of being futile. 2. A useless act or gesture.
Futile (adj.) 1. Having no purpose because there is no chance of success. From the Mid 16th century from the latin 'futilis' 'leaky, futile'.
Unstable (adj)
Likely to change suddenly.
Disrupt (verb)
To make difficult for something to continue in the normal way. From the latin 'disrumpere' broken apart.
Fragility (noun)
The fact of being weak & uncertain, the fact of being easy top destroy or harm.
Disintegration (noun)
The process of becoming much less strong or united & being gradually destroyed.
Temporary (adj).
Lasting or intended to last or to be used only for a short period of time. Not permenant.
Make an object
temporary in nature
to explore themes
ephemeral
Ephemeral
Lasting for a very short time.
(Following Coexistent Perspectives / Thought Experiment Lectures)
Liminality.
Two things at once, solid in form, then it does not exist... linking that space between. Liminality; the transition of the object to nothing.
The boundary of futility is liminality. Structure and form... but eventually is nothing. The void.
Affect Theory:
Not the emotional experience but the residue left. The residue could be the time lapse/ the record of the temporary artworks existence. The response that it leaves.
Residue: a small amount of something that remains at the end of a process.
Proustian: Involuntary memory; the ephemeral object could be the evocateur ? The object could evoke a memory / a psychological response in the viewer.
The object...
Made from dissolvable thread
An iconic object
rendered / altered
signs / signifiers
recognisable as that of man
exquisitely made
technically sublime
evoking melancholy
scale
made
recorded
washed away
Ideas relating to ephemeral, temporary, fragility, futility
Nimbus Atlas: Berndnaut Smilde
https://www.berndnaut.nl/works/molds/
Clouds created in temporary spaces
momentary, fleeting
evolving then disappearing
memory only left behind
the film is left
the residue
Nele Azevedo
Ice men melting
Moulded ice men
placid, lent forward
pensive
melt, disappear
no trace
Genki Ito Filmmaker.
Captured a dance with 30 sets of Nikon cameras.
Capture the fleeting
moments of movement,
encapsulating stillness
and movement.
Exquisite.
Animation experiment
Momentary flashes of light
spontaneous
depth of field
fluid movement
bathed in light
Marianne Penberthy
Temporary textile installations
Post colonial commentary
relinquish control
Refik Anadol
Infinity Room
Immersive environments
altering perception
sound, film
kineasthetic
aavs.la/ with Poetic Kinetics
Temporary installation
textile experiment
reacting to environment
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