Monday 2 May 2011

Case Study - Stepping into the Artist's Shoes' - Conclusion

Continuing this research the time to wash off the paint and finish this endeavour my daughter suggested continuing the process by photographing me whilst attempting to remove the paint in the bath, I have to admit I was not overly happy in doing this, however it did seem like a natural conclusion to this experiment.    









Continuing to study to work of Franko B he wrote a text called ‘Untouchable’ and I decided to do the same, in doing this I have recorded my feelings, and everything that I associated with the experience, this created a heightened awareness of the whole experience, the positive and negative aspects, as well as the mundane and the bizarre.

Case Study
Painted Self
          Fat, sad, embarrassed, saggy, silly, help, dependant, paint, brush, cold, air, wet, sticky, slimy, relationship, talking, closeness, conscious, skin, flesh, connection, contrast, photographs, imagery, messy, colour, daughter, laughter, caring, sharing, experience, vulnerable, uncomfortable, decision, garden, public, support, bra, knickers, ugly, lonely, worried, old, torture, chilled, body, aging, attempt, attempting to feel like the artist, step into the shoes, fear, confronting, arms, legs, belly, scars, hidden, feet, bottom, crutch, perspiration, unclean, different character, persona, moment, time together, unique moment, stressful, frightening, painter, courage, self-respect, pity, self-awareness, naked, brown, bath, neighbours, shower, sore, self-conscious, experimental, mad, weird, intelligent, odd, unforgettable, tanned, contaminated, unloved, disliked, frightened, bizarre, helpless, pensive, dependent, involved, comparing, disclosure, moment, history, remembered, talked about, enclosure, imagery, close up, split, invasive, process, method, mud bath, dirty water, scrubbed, nakedness, sore, bristles, camera, flash, battery, phone, slabs, drips, splats, spills, seeing, eyes, contrast, dark, white, distilled, faded, jaded, confused.

1 comment:

  1. Jo, this is amazing your vulnerability really showed through and along with the documentation went a long way to helping me understand Franko B and before this his work had a repulsion for me. Know where you are with the Painted Self and can identify with a lot of those words but wanted you to know that I remembered you in Barnsley as slim although guess that might be scary reflection on my own weight. Hope you get a really good mark for this work. Cheers Sue

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