10 July 2011
I had a nice rest and picked up some items that I needed for my project from Gothenburg. Anders, Johan and I, took a ride from Amanda. We picked up Mason Nye who had just arrived from NewYork.
We had a pleasant journey with a good chat in the rented car.
Back in Mariestad, Irina was making her performance in front of City Art Lab, a few of the fellow students were there to help guard. She was powdered in white, laying on the ground under the hot sun. Her face was covered with black fabric with a big black rose. She looked beautiful yet fragile and vulnerable to me. I was was worried by seeing such an image, a body on the ground, non protected.
At 18:00, Mason Nye started his perspective lecture and shared with us his commercial mural projects, from thematic to decorative, from public space to private property that he had done in the States. Mason's work was very impressive. Following Mason's talk, we had five student presentations. We started with Vita, Stephanie, Anders, Simone and Alex.
It was very nice and interesting to see the different types of presentations and the different focus of everyone's work.
We had a pleasant journey with a good chat in the rented car.
Back in Mariestad, Irina was making her performance in front of City Art Lab, a few of the fellow students were there to help guard. She was powdered in white, laying on the ground under the hot sun. Her face was covered with black fabric with a big black rose. She looked beautiful yet fragile and vulnerable to me. I was was worried by seeing such an image, a body on the ground, non protected.
At 18:00, Mason Nye started his perspective lecture and shared with us his commercial mural projects, from thematic to decorative, from public space to private property that he had done in the States. Mason's work was very impressive. Following Mason's talk, we had five student presentations. We started with Vita, Stephanie, Anders, Simone and Alex.
It was very nice and interesting to see the different types of presentations and the different focus of everyone's work.
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