Shadow Jacket

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Woven Conversations

 

My Jacket

 After I looked into shoes I realised pretty much everyone around me wore the same shoes; converse but everyone wore a different jacket so I began to look at the common jacket instead of at shoes.

Shoes and Conversation

Mike liked my prints but wanted me to move back to showing how the people in my recorded conversations could be recorded. One suggestion he made was for shoes.

 

                                      

Noel Quidu

• perspective of receding buildings
• perspective of shot taken through windows
• sense of distance
• window frames the image
• protest - masses create chaos in the photo but they are calm

• Year2000 
• PhotographerNoël Quidu 
• NationalityFrance 
• Organization / PublicationGamma for Newsweek 
• CategoryGeneral News stories 
• PrizeHonorable mention 
• Date10-10-2000 
• CountryYugoslavia 
• PlaceBelgrade 
• CaptionStudents demonstrate. In October, a revolution in Serbia toppled President Slobodan Milosevic. The opposition had claimed victory in the September elections, but a Federal Election Commission called for a second ballot, claiming neither side had an outright majority. A general strike and mass protests followed. On October 4, Yugoslavia's constitutional court annulled the election; by dawn on October 5 people were converging on Belgrade. By 16h00 protestors had captured the parliament building, and at 18h30 opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica addressed a rally of some half a million people and declared himself president.

• gesture
• deep contrast of black figure against white smoke
• pattern on ground

• Year2000 
• PhotographerNoël Quidu 
• NationalityFrance 
• Organization / PublicationGamma for Newsweek 
• CategoryGeneral News stories 
• PrizeHonorable mention 
• Date05-10-2000 
• CountryYugoslavia 
• PlaceBelgrade 
• CaptionOpposition supporters battle through tear gas set off by police. In October, a revolution in Serbia toppled President Slobodan Milosevic. The opposition had claimed victory in the September elections, but a Federal Election Commission called for a second ballot, claiming neither side had an outright majority. A general strike and mass protests followed. On October 4, Yugoslavia's constitutional court annulled the election; by dawn on October 5 people were converging on Belgrade. By 16h00 protestors had captured the parliament building, and at 18h30 opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica addressed a rally of some half a million people and declared himself president
  
  
   

• Year
• Photographer2000 Noël Quidu 
• NationalityFrance 
• Organization / PublicationGamma for Newsweek 
• CategoryGeneral News stories 
• PrizeHonorable mention 
• Date05-10-2000 
• CountryYugoslavia 
• PlaceBelgrade 
• CaptionOpposition members leave the parliament building with a chair they said symbolized the throne of Milosevic. In October, a revolution in Serbia toppled President Slobodan Milosevic. The opposition had claimed victory in the September elections, but a Federal Election Commission called for a second ballot, claiming neither side had an outright majority. A general strike and mass protests followed. On October 4, Yugoslavia's constitutional court annulled the election; by dawn on October 5 people were converging on Belgrade. By 16h00 protestors had captured the parliament building, and at 18h30 opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica addressed a rally of some half a million people and declared himself president.
  -hazy-Reddish tone-Source of light-movement-blurred composition
  
  
  
  

Woodcuts

Decided to follow through on the idea of storyboarding one of the recorded conversations and then I decided to do it through woodcuts after the print workshop.