Several questions have arisen within my practice that require exploration. The first of these is: ‘How can I enhance the visual experience of the viewer?’ I am going to explore further the layering of different halftone shapes and frequencies of halftone to create patterns or optical disturbances. I can explore the grid further by creating differences within the components of the grid through their size or the shape of halftone that is used. Other approaches to the creation of a visual experience include: CAD to create a low relief pattern, resist processes or a flexiograph to create texture. These processes could be used to explore the pixilation and dispersal of the image.
Another question is: ‘Is the frame as important as the concept of the frame?’ Perhaps the manipulation of perspective could be employed by using different sizes of the same image as in slide nine or playing with the perspective of the frame .
This issue of the use of perspective relates to another question that I wish to explore which is: ‘The room, the wall, and the way in which the image is used within this context?’ This relates to installation art, but also to architecture as it is possible for my work to be built into the fabric of a building.
