Wayne Rooney is so epicly poor it's untrue.
If Germany are an 'average' team... What does that make England?
Quite frankly... Disgusting.
Wayne Rooney is so epicly poor it's untrue.
If Germany are an 'average' team... What does that make England?
Quite frankly... Disgusting.
Posté par amy at 16:52 0 comments
Can you believe that this team, the team that is hyped up as some sort
of 'wonder team' by the media have ruined the whole country's dreams?
Totally embarassing. Germany owned that game, we looked slightly like
we were going to get somewhere at one point, but were absolute rubbish.
These footballers are nothing special. It's all about the money for
them, not the game/country/love. Worst ever. Abysmal.
We need real footballers who care about the game, who focus and work
for their money.
Rant over :)
Posté par amy at 16:50 0 comments
As McNiff outlines; "Successful expression involves the ability to let materials and unplanned gestures lead the way." (pg.60, 1998)
As Barnes states; "A lot depends upon the perceptions we bring with us..." (pg. 3, 2002)
And Rookes and Willson explain; "Others believe that the brain uses past experiences and other influences to construct a version of reality." (pg.13,2000)
This video is my process, and I have put it together to accompany my images. I want the viewer to have to look twice, make them wonder what is going on. If viewers are questioning 'what the hell is this girl trying to achieve' I feel I will have achieved what I set out to do. I have expressed myself, and I will have achieved the challenging of peoples perceptions as the reality their brain constructs will not be real. (Rookes and Willson)
References
barnes, r (2002) teaching art to young children 4-9. oxon. routledgefalmer.
mcniff, s (1998) trust the process: an artists guide to letting go. massacusetts. shambhala.
rookes,p & willson, j (2000) perception theory, development and organisation. london. routledge.
Posté par amy at 11:50 0 comments
This is the video of my process.
It is only an experiment... And I don't like the "Is this how you percieved it to be" bit at the end, but as I say, it's my experiment. But actually, I quite like the rest of it.
Posté par amy at 21:52 2 comments
Posté par amy at 21:51 2 comments
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