Video Art #1

The teacher wanted us to create our own video art piece, and must be completely copyright free. Here is mine

Computers #1: Grid Art

This is my Grid Art project, it resembles the dimension of hypnotism. In the middle part, I used gold, black, and white beads to resemble the pocket watch or the clock. Also, in the top right,  I used orange beads to create a dimensional wormhole. Then in the down right, I used gold, black, green, and orange beads to make an eye. Finally, I used the red beads to create hypnotism.

Performance Art #1

A performance art, created and directed by me. This video talks about the art of winning and losing, positive and negative, or right and wrong.

Artists & Technology #2: WEAPTOY

The teacher wanted us to design a toy that one would us as a weapon. Here's a photo of a weapon toy I created in Maya.

Time Based Media #1: Dozer's Flipbook

The teacher wanted us to go to thrift store to buy a blank book, and make it to a flip book. Now, here is mine.

Stencil

Last week, the teacher wanted us to make a stencil using spray-paint and etc., and here's mine:

                                          

I used brown spray paint and for the background, I used orange paint.

Chaos and Creativity

Two days ago, the teacher wanted us to check this article http://www.psychologicalscience.org/index.php/news/were-only-human/what-a-mess-chaos-and-creativity.html, that talks about chaos and creativity. After looking at the article, it reminds of Andy Warhol, who was known as not only the leading figure in the visual art field and an eccentric artist, but one of the most important artists of pop art movement. Back in the 1960s', Warhol turned mass-produced commercial goods; like for example.....Campbell's soup cans, Coca-Cola, vacuum cleaners, etc., that he turned them into popular icons:

But back to that article like about Chaos & Creativity,  looking at the artwork in that link talks about crime and controversy, although lots things have controversy besides art, like politics, religions, newspapers, economy, entertainment, sexuality, etc.