For shoot number 4 I wanted to create movement within my pictures similar to shoot 2 as I wanted a variety of styles within my shoots. The location which the costume was based on, a boatyard, meant i could take inspiration from the sails of boats to add movement to the garment. I kept the colour palette simple and complimentary to the white of the boats.
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draping lots of material |
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experimenting in a sail shape |
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cut open buoy as a hat accessory |
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contrasting bright buoy |
I took inspiration from Duchamp who took an ordinary article of life, placed it so that its useful significance disappeared under the new title and point of view and created a new thought for that object. When deciding what accessories I looked at the shapes of Oskar Schlemmer's costumes and found similarities between a costume and a buoy at sea.
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