Creators today are free from the shackles of pixels and pages. We can appropriate materials and objects around us to create more fulfilling and tangible experiences. For me it’s about making the ‘everyday’ more special. During my academic year at London in 2012, like every other outsider, I became acquainted with the famous British Summer which is awash with rains. Using this as a point of departure, I conceptualized this installation to create a play between exaggeration and substitution by repositioning ordinary objects to create an extraordinary image. It poses a question to the accepted rules of image-making.
More Info: Visual Arts final project at Camberwell College of Art, University of the Arts, London.
Year: 2012.
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Daniel Webb [Illustrator | Tutor, London, UK]
