joanna campbell - essay

Joanna Campbell

Joanna Campbell has explored her ideas along with textiles and metals. She has analyzed certain qualities of variety of fabrics such as drape and weight, and imitate them using the material of metal. Since year 2001 , Joanna Campbell started to create contemporary jewellery designs, Joanna Campbell’s creations of her jewellery designs are advance and complex , unique way . Her priority in design is to unleash the potential of metals as if they are in a classic traditional old fashion way , such as lace and crepes . Joanna Campbell loves to explore connections between old metals in fashion design . This is done by her experience during her textile industry as well as becoming a dressmaker for many years.


campbell’s profession is to spontaneously create modern classic jewellery. Joanna constantly draws her insperations and ideas from various textiles and textile techniques such as japan's shibori dying techniques Chantilly Lace , Joanna uses them in a subtle way to create her jewellery.when exploring ideas , Joanna Campbell creates drawings to find inspirations for her jewellery and using her knowledge from her studies from her recent time in the fashion industry. Her pieces are sensitive and timeless. She is known throughout the jewellery industry for using silver and gold like no other. She presses textures onto the surfaces from lace fabric and creates brooches out of fine silk fibres.
Campbell loves exploring her ideas and designs on traditional gold though as well as using the traditional way on making jewellery ? “smiting “ she has explored so many ways in creating and designing jewellery , for example she has designed a ring incorporating a measuring tape. As well as a brooch made out of silk fabric in a form of a poppy

When Joanna became interested in fashion jewellery , she started an employment in the clothing industry for New Zealand "high-end fashion houses" for a number of years before and finished her bachelor's degree in Three-dimension Design from UNITEC in year 2001, majoring in jewellery. after awhile , she has been creating and selling jewellery work for sale and jewellery exhibition. She has always been interested in crafting contemporary jewellery, and found an opportunity to compress the integrity of contemporary jewellery with an aesthetic that would be connected to fashion. She applies her experience and knowledge of clothing and textiles as a constant resource for her practice of jewellery making.


Campbell’s jewellery designs implies to the aesthetic of the dressmaker's "aids, pins, needles, sequins, bugle beads, tape measures, pincushions, elastic and lace trim" . Joanna is interested in the idea of exalting these easily overlooked beyond objects by using their ideas from them into fundamental and wearable jewellery. She has strongly gained interest in the function of jewellery as a complex of whoever weares the jewellery . Her approach in design is firmly grounded in the making process. She starts to become interested in creating beautifully crafted objects that are wearable but also have conceptual depth. And to know how the object feels, how it makes the wearer feel; and this inquisitive desire is at the centre of essential quality on her work.

Lori Grinker - photograph of war, _ [ wiliam cva essay]

"With Photography a new language has been created. Now for the first time it is possible to express reality by reality. We can look at an impression as long as we wish, we can delve into it and so to speak, renew past experiences at will."

The quote means that we have a new advance way of seeing our past moments and events, and that photographs can be our way of looking back to past event using this artwork as an example to show an event that happened from past reality to communicate the quote and that this photograph is something I find very interesting, the way the contrast is portrayed, a balance of darkness and light and how the smoke from the cigarette as a effect in the photograph. In the photograph it seems that the man is well taken care of and is in a safe environment.




In the photograph called After War created by Lori Grinker, the main focus of this photograph shows a man smoking and lying down on the bed recovering in the hospital after a battle at war, the veterans Away from a world in conflict t. In this image. .The man with no legs said,” We hit the mines four of us, Chheng told me. I sometimes get confused and think that I have two legs when I realize that I have lost my legs, at first I felt upset. Then I see my friends who also have no legs and I think it is normal" this quote addresses the fact that it is showing how depressing and motion it is to lose legs and feel like a not normal person this photograph shows a relation of family brotherhood, bonding and pain. This image it seems to be in a dark slightly dark room, with a small light aiming at the main focus which is the injured man in a mattress recovering, you see the smoke there is only one area in the room that is smoky.


The Photograph of the man recovering, , links to the quote by Lori Grinker as you glare into the photograph and visualize it, and you can see the past reality that had happened. As technology expands, now that we have evolved with this technology we have the opportunity to experience and view the past reality of our photographs. We can always look back to them to experience that moment we’ve gone through from that past reality.




http://www.photoquotes.com/showquotes.aspx?id=71&name=Haas,Ernst
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Ioane - "Koini" Kavala - for Dion

this carving was created by a samoan man. this art work represents one of the sons , there were two sons and one currently passed away and the other surrived and this carving. the carving lines represents family and generations , they have created this piece out of wood. the art is estimated by 6 meters high and the way they carved those type of detailed designs, were used by a chain saw and hand carved. these carvings are diffictult to define the colour makes it look real old and modern but actually this art work isnt that old, apprently this art piece was created recently in year 2006 in this art piece, there are all tpes of different type of tones of brown.

Charles kuroneho’s art piece for Dion

Charles kuroneho’s art piece created out of steel is formed into a mountains you move around the installation you see the colour changing into a light silver type. To a darker type of colour. This art piece has been created more than just one artist is has been collaborated with all types of nationalities. Such as Pacifica. The way they ahd created that master piece, is that they attactched everything with screws. And that this piece took more than 10 days to accomplish this art.

Ruth Thomas - Edmond - for Dion

Ruth
Thomas - Edmond has created his art piece out of crdboard- acrylic and formed of a mountain it is an installation he has used glue to keep every cardboard attactched all togetehr. to me this image is like graphical pixelated mountain which is rather fascinating. for an estimation of teh height of this installation, is probably around 100 meters the materials are basically made from recycled boxes and a certain glue called pva. the amout of time they ahev to create this piece was probally around more than two hours more like, 5 weeks or more to complete this master piece.

the bombing -GBAK , TMD , RTR - for dion

The artist GBAK, TMD , RTR. in this art of bombing there are allot of colors, they have created an art piese, buh not just one art piece they have created all types of different designs images of the shiny lines and laser looking effect are parallel lines and they manipulate your eyes whisch is one of the main texture that allows it to have that type of look., as you can see, there are all kinds of art designs and style to create one big art piece as we call it calibration . they had more than just one person creating this master piece. one of the artists who created this was all types of nationalities. such as polynesian and asian and Pacifica .

everyday

He has used film imaging to create his work to relate on the topic of everyday he has created a short film out of images and objects out of colour pencil and pens. In the film you see a stereo moving and music notes popong out of it in a row. And an image of Jesus getting nailed on the cross and words moving.. his way of using materials he has made a strange strategy oof how this portrays and relates to the everyday.

everyday02

Garret phelan
he has used film imaging to create his work to relate on the topic of everyday, he has created a short film out of images and objects out of colour pencil and pens. In the film you see a stereo moving and music notes poping out of it in arow. and an image of Jesus nailed on the cross and words moving. His way of using materials , he has made is a strange stratagy of portraying hsi way of relating it to the everyday .

Richard bell - portray everyday - subject matter

Art piece directed byRichard Bell. his art is vry different compared to other art work. he has used real people and objects to portray his everydy art piece. this art relates to the everyday because i guess what hes trying to portray is a everyday problem people usually go throughin their lives.

everyday life.....

The image of the girl holding two mugs, this portrays a everyday life style

as you can see in this image, you see a normal family and a girl offering them a drink being in service to their elder families who have arrived from samoa. making them feel welcome . i guess thats how in this photograph makes this relates to everyday, as this is part of peoples daily routine which makes everyday noticable.