Back soon photo shoot
On Friday I had a mini photo shoot in my living room to produce an image to go onto my cardboard cut-out. Originally my husband tried to do the photography but it just wasn’t working, luckily though he did arrange for a friend to help me. It was great working with Scott the photographer and I felt more relaxed during the shoot as I trusted his technical expertise. It was quite bazaar having a photo shoot in my living room and I like how in the background you can see power sockets, a speaker and the roll of paper I am standing on. I think I might use one of the original shots as a print for my promotion at the show I could even use it as a large print to exhibit in the future. I ordered my cardboard cut-out online Friday morning and I should receive it on Monday. I had to pay a bit extra for the cut-out to be a whole, flat piece and delivered ASAP I just hope the cardboard structure is as good as the image. My main focus for Monday is to take all my materials through to Liverpool and to test the sound equipment. I am starting to believe more in the work now and to have fun with it. The piece is very tongue and cheek about the idea of event culture and internationalism and I hope the work comes across with a sense of humour.
MA Fine Art show at Liverpool JMU Art & Design Academy, Duckinfield Street, L3 5RD opens on Saturday 18th September. The Liverpool Biennial Touched conference is happening in the same building from 11am til 5pm and our show opens at 5.30pm were I will be doing a performance titled ‘The Eventé’. No invitation required, it will be a fun evening with some interesting work and drink!
Link to book a place at the Touched conference:
https://www.patronbase.com/_LB/Productions
I hope to see you there
Miss Eventé
