Art Things

I really enjoyed doing this art installation. It was a very educational experience, and has me contemplating what my future art installations will look like. Outside of fashion, I haven't really interacted with many tangible art forms. This experience definitely helped me think about how you can alter a physical space to place the audience in new and unique spaces. I love changing a space to create a certain environment. The idea of thrusting people in a space they don't expect to be in is very cool to me. I went to this place called Meow Wolf in Santa Fe. I'm not sure if you've been or heard about it, but they transport you into different worlds as you explore a seemingly normal house. It's hard to describe, but this project made me think of this exhibit. A very new idea that I would love to try and do my own version of some day. This exhibit went well. I will be filming my footage and taking pictures of my models on Tuesday, there has been many schedules to work o

 Link to presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Vv0CvW_FNBvLDEDkqRxqOhKbNbRBNNxwCXlL0l5QGV8/edit?usp=sharing  I really enjoyed learning about Brian Eno. I had heard of him and his work before, but it was super fascinating to dive deep into him as an artist. He's worked with so many talented people, and throughout all his work, I could feel and hear his presence. He obviously has a very unique view point on music. I especially liked seeing his transition into ambient music. I liked to see the rock music he made before it, and the way that his ideas of music and his goals changed and matured. I like the ideas of stretching the now. Creating music that fuses or "enhances" with the sounds and environment of the listener. His installation art was really interesting to me as well. It was cool to see someone that has had such commercial success, still striving to create new and interesting art. That really stood out to me as test of character, and as a test of bei