For the digital presentation I found this a problem because of the reasons that some of my art pieces are installations and 3D so it was hard to communicate my idea across to my audience. With the digital presentation my photographs were strong and I had good ideas with the colours and stretching. The reasons why I thought that the digital presentation didn’t work in my favour was because my art work is very tactile and if you cannot see it in person you don’t get to understand the materials and the conception behind these installations. My reasons for my work are that the materials which are significant. They all link with the colours which make it full of fun! The transformation is amazing.
Communication is the key in the practice. Using these
presentations is useful and does help me to prepare for what is going to happen
in the future. I benefited from my peers reviews as they helped with different
ideas, opinions thus expanding my knowledge on how to present my art work in
different situations. In some ways the digital presentation was better with the
reasons are that the photographs were clear and I could show my research.
However I still prefer to do my presentations on boards as you can see the
samples and materials. The boards cut down the amount of work needed as you have
to be specific about the resources you choose to place on the boards. For my
work I prefer to experiment on boards with samples then analyse and manipulate
as my idea progresses to the final piece!
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