Abstract
The introduction briefly describes
the issue, concept and subject matter of the project. The problem statement
further outlines the issue that is the core of the project, and details why the
issue is chosen whereas the objectives are a list of what is intended to
achieve in this project. The hypothesis describes the initial expectations of
the outcome of this project before the project is finished. Installation art
for the group is about littering issue. The purpose of making this project is
to make the audience realize and appreciate about littering issue and also the
way to avoid littering issue problem in their daily lives. Our installation art
develops from our idea with research about littering issue and a way to solve
the problem about the littering issue to give avoid for humanity.
A brief outline of the research and
development of ideas for the project is detailed in the methodology, and the
literature review talks about what research material has been used in this
project. The process details a step-by-step walkthrough on how the project is
carried out, and the conclusion reflects on whether or not the outcome reflects
the hypothesis, and what problems have risen during the working on the project.
1.0 Introduction
Nicolas.
2005, said. Installation art also is known as temporary or permanent, The
Installation art constructed in spaces like museum, gallery, and public spaces.
Susan buckhingman. 2008, said. Environmental issue in recent time is now the
serious issue and the consequences of environmental issue like haze pollution,
littering, water pollution and air pollution cause sickness, and the situation
is not safe for occupied. Environmental issue must be taken seriously because
impact for next generation and thinning ozone. The problem is about littering
the negative attitude of people on littering and its consequences.
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Bereau Basis, 2011, said. 3D
wall art to provide an extra dimension to interior walls and compliment just
about any room in the house. 3D wall art will bring your walls to life, its
mean give peaceful to who person that’s inside the room that have wall art and
can give release tension for the people when they look beautiful 3D wall art.
Modern day society is defined by style and innovative thinking. Wall art
strives to give new life to your home or business. From that I use the rubbish
like glass bottle, plastic bottle and all about the rubbish for represent the
artwork assignment for installation art. The metaphor is durable, strong and
for present about the garbage effect.
1.1 Problem
Statement
People
attitude that like littering assumes this things just small matter, in fact
this is serious matter. Littering getting worse without realizing from our
attitude maybe because lazy to littering the proper place, mostly this thing
happen because of the people are irresponsible. This problem must be varied, (Jean
scheid. 2006). This is a mind-set that needs to be changed and this is what
this project aims to do via installation art.
1.2 Objective
In
the objective, have 3 types of objective
First, research and understand the
meaning of installation art, attitude of people and about littering. Reading
based on the books and website.
Second, analyse the littering,
attitude of people, combine and develop ideas and concepts trough the
understanding of the research material.
Lastly, apply the littering and
attitude of people in my Installation art. 3D wall art use to make people
understand about the negative attitude of people on littering and its
consequences.
1.3 Hypotheses
Hypotheses
in this research to conveying the message for humanity and hope they appreciate
this beautiful created in order to reduce the contamination occurred on this
earth. For installation art gift human awareness that we can be seen. We create
installation art in 3D wall art to making a person knows about the effect of
pollution like we issue littering.
1.4 Methodology
Process
to do project
1.4.1 Research and Take photo
Take
the photo garbage and research about negative attitude of people on littering and
its consequences. Studies are done about littering and about which causes it to
happen is all around us. Through newspapers, magazines, books or websites for
understanding why the people do littering. It’s like in introduction, the human
will do littering and leave the garbage when they see surrounding area has
garbage and if the people sit in a clean area they will not littering in the
area, that is an attitude of people. In human mind littering behaviour not
wrong and others people will be a clean the trash.
Figure 1: Garbage, photography, 2013.
Take
the photo at many areas of garbage.
1.4.2 Sketches
The pictures below are
the initial sketches for the installation layout.
Figure
2: Initial layout sketches
Figure 3: Initial layout sketches
Figure 4: Initial layout sketches
Figure
5: Initial layout sketches
Figures
5 to 8 are the initial sketches of the layout for the installation. At first it
concentrates more on the solutions to recycling, rather than actually focusing
on the core problem itself. Then it gradually moves into the direction of
showing how negative attitudes affect littering. These layouts do not work as
they are too simple and literal to understand, and therefore more ideas are
then developed.
Figure
6: Layout concept sketch
Figure
9 seems to lean a bit closer to what the entire project intends to convey, but
even then this is much too literal in sending the core message to people. In
other words, the problem with the sketch in figures 5 to 9 are that people may
find it easy to understand what the installation intends to show, that they may
not be prompted to think things through at all.
Figure
7: Initial layout sketch
Figure
10 leans just a little closer to the final layout, in which it is suggested
that the outline of a brain, drawn to connect with the hand, is drawn. This
seems to work well at first, and is the sketch in which the project is based on
at first before the shape of the brain outline resembled more of a speech
bubble. This then prompted one final sketch:
Figure
8: Final layout sketch
Figure
11 depicts a sketch of a speech bubble connected to a hand drawn on the floor,
where the inside of the speech bubble is to be filled with a few words. At
first the idea is to place a large question mark in the speech bubble, but the
idea is rejected as it may evoke a sense of uncertainty. The sketch in Figure
11 is the sketch that the project is based on.
1.5 Literature View
Category
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Author/
Year
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Details
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Environmental issue
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Susan Buckingham and Mike Turner (2008)
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The atmosphere
fraction of the
biosphere.
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Littering
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Mellisa Maytnz (2006)
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Why people
do littering
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The literature review shows title book, websites, author
with year and the details about the book and websites. All this literature
review gets from E book Google internet,
1.6 Experiment
One
of the experiments done for this project is to identify the types of litter
that will be used to create the installation. It has been suggested that
perishable rubbish such as banana peels are used in this project, but using
rubbish that degrades easily may pose problems to the installation in the long
run.
1.
Bottle, attempting to stick
bottle onto wall with double-sided tape.
2.
The bottle falls onto the floor
after a few seconds.
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One of the experiments done in this
installation is to attempt to stick bottles and glass shards onto the wall
with double-sided tape.
The
bottle falls down after a few seconds of being mounted on the wall with
double-sided tape. A similar experiment is done using glass shards from broken bottles which also lead to the same outcome
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3.
Filling bottles with water
4 .
Bottles and glass shards placed
on the floor
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In the end, it is decided that the bottles and the shards will be used
to form the shape of the hand on the floor. To ensure the bottles will stay
in place, they are filled with water as in figure 3, and placed and arranged
around the outline of the hand as in Figure 4, together with the glass
shards.
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1.7 Installation Process
The outline of the
shape of the speech bubble is traced on the wall.
Figure
9: outline of the shape
The
outline of the hand is traced on the floor with white chalk.
Figure
10: outline of the hand
Using normal
double-sided tape and double-sided foam tape, bits of plastic, newspaper and
other rubbish are placed around the outline of the speech bubble.
Figure
11: placed around the outline of the speech bubble.
Bottles and glass
shards, together with some leftover newspapers are lined on the floor inside
the outline of the hand.
Figure
12: lined on the floor inside the outline of the hand.
Using double-sided
tape, the outline of the words inside the speech bubble is placed and newspaper
bits are used to outline the words.
Figure
13: placed and newspaper bits are used to outline the words.
1.8 Conclusion
The
hypothesis of the project is achieved in the end, as the final outcome turned
out as a wall art and floor art. The problems that arose while working on the
project is poor time management, In this project, researches play many roles in
the attempt of creating our installation, many research had been done by us and
this task done by us even it not successful like our plan.
1.9 References
Susan
Bukingham, (2008) Environmental issue. London
Bhola
R. Gurjar. (2010) air pollution health and environmental impacts. By
Taylor and Francis Group, LLC United States publisher.
