Kim Simonsson, sculptor…
Emotionally}Vague
Can people describe their visceral feelings of emotion visually, and if so, would any patterns arise? In order to answer this, I had to develop some way of asking people to reflect on and describe their private feelings in a simple, repeatable manner, the results of which could be correlated visually and demographically.
By gathering concepts of feeling by word, colour and line and creating visual languages for anger, joy, fear, sadness and love – a kind of democratic visual language is created – a backwards-brand.
Emotionally}Vague: a research project about emotion, sensation and feeling.
Giles Revel
Giles Revell, photographer.
The Human Form: Pushing familiar subjects in new and increasingly engaging directions is a challenge that Giles continues to explore. Throughout this work he reveals a graphic quality, reducing the amount of information required to suggest form.
Contours: Like most of his personal work, this series of images reflects a desire to challenge the way we see everyday objects. Although apparently reduced to two dimensions, the graphic quality of the image reveals form, surface and texture with a distinctly minimalist palette. Details »
The Unfinished Swan
The Unfinished Swan is a first-person painting game set in an entirely white world.
Players can splatter paint to help them find their way through an unusual garden.