The Bind Challenge has been set by Canberra-based book artist and printmaker Lee Bratt. Designed to be completed in five parts, it is a challenge about opposites, about starting at the end and working backwards. The first part of the challenge has been to make a container with four compartments, which I've now done (left). Instructions for the second part of the challenge (which I'm assuming will be to make something to fit in one (or more) of the compartments) will arrive in a couple of weeks. The project is certainly a change from my usual way of working in which most, if not all, of the details are resolved in my mind before I begin and I can't help wondering if I'm going to come horribly unstuck along the way.
Sunday, 31 March 2013
Bind Date
The Bind Challenge has been set by Canberra-based book artist and printmaker Lee Bratt. Designed to be completed in five parts, it is a challenge about opposites, about starting at the end and working backwards. The first part of the challenge has been to make a container with four compartments, which I've now done (left). Instructions for the second part of the challenge (which I'm assuming will be to make something to fit in one (or more) of the compartments) will arrive in a couple of weeks. The project is certainly a change from my usual way of working in which most, if not all, of the details are resolved in my mind before I begin and I can't help wondering if I'm going to come horribly unstuck along the way.
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I like the idea of 'working backwards'..... I've taught a couple of classes where I've asked folk to just make a leap of faith (following some instructions without knowing WHAT is to come next each time) ---- not knowing the complete picture can really freak some folk out! I'm looking forward to seeing what's to come next
ReplyDeleteWhat an intriguing project and process Terence - and I am sure you'll find your way backwards...
ReplyDeleteThanks Ronnie. Thanks Fiona. I must admit I am enjoying the uncertainty of it all and it's fun to get involved in something that's not too serious.
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