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Fri, 10 Aug 2007 23:45:48 +0200

First of all, a big THANK YOU to everyone that participated!
To keep everything ordered by each project that you saw and participated in, we have made three main posts. Scroll down and just link to the comments section of each one to see the documentation from the two days. Also, feel free to leave your comments. They are highly appreciated.

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Everyone as a Master

Fri, 10 Aug 2007 23:04:45 +0200

During the two days workshop, I was to experiment:
"how different will people react to one method of creating their art on the stage where the artwork also exhibit at the same time?"

I was not there to direct how the player should participate. In stead, allowed the "player" to rule the game by given them numbers of blank foam board with the freedom of “Do anything as you will”, “draw on it”, “write on it”, “cut it” or even “Burn it” – well the last one wasn’t available as to the safety for the entire CSM building.

The result? Thanks to everyone who participated, the experiment was successful and there are many reviews that should keep me busy for a while.

You can see more commons form each art piece discussion below.

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create your dream travel experience

Fri, 10 Aug 2007 23:03:33 +0200

I asked people to choose whatever they fancied from a variety of small pictures, place them on an overhead. By that everyone combined a place or a way of traveling that was personal and, maybe, the ideal place to go.
I have written down all the explanations, associations and thoughts behind each choice and put together an image of the conversations as I experienced them.
Thank you, all of you who came! You made beautiful pictures and gave me a lot of inspiration. If you have any comments to what I've written, please let me know!

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What does your voice look like?

Fri, 10 Aug 2007 22:51:19 +0200

The experience of this part of the workshop was to try to draw your voice.
Participants saw a minute and a half of an edited clip of videos related to visualizing sound, avatars, earth and waves to get their minds going and relating different sounds to different visuals.
After, they introduced themselves whilst recording their own voice and then heard a playback. The tricky bit was trying to draw what they thought their voice could look like.
The response was varied and personal for each one, so the results are impregnated with layers of meaning, personalities and interest.

From my part, the experience was exciting and definitely inspiring.
Thanks everyone!

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