Serenity
Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:27 am
Well part of my 3.2 internal for Visual Arts was to make a digital composition revolving around the topic of cultural identity. Although its just layers and stock images, the purpose was to relate to the title. So breaking it down, the reflection in the water is the opposite to what NZ has to offer, so to speak.
The Koro\'s (those big green things) are native to NZ (taste like asparagus too) are reflecting the use of nuclear power and something we dont want.
Small white churches are somewhat very iconic to new zealand and its small rural landscapes, its hard to not find one. I decided to invert the image to contrast it with the landscape, and also to make it stand out more. Its reflection is of a derelict building, which corrosponds with the fighter jet flying past, showing war/destruction etc.
The tiki carving layer in the sky is just to represent the maori significance in new zealnd.
So yeah. I was going to add more in to the image, but it gets to cluttered, I could get the same idea across with less I guess but I didnt have time to get it done. I like it.
C&C appreciated.
The Koro\'s (those big green things) are native to NZ (taste like asparagus too) are reflecting the use of nuclear power and something we dont want.
Small white churches are somewhat very iconic to new zealand and its small rural landscapes, its hard to not find one. I decided to invert the image to contrast it with the landscape, and also to make it stand out more. Its reflection is of a derelict building, which corrosponds with the fighter jet flying past, showing war/destruction etc.
The tiki carving layer in the sky is just to represent the maori significance in new zealnd.
So yeah. I was going to add more in to the image, but it gets to cluttered, I could get the same idea across with less I guess but I didnt have time to get it done. I like it.
C&C appreciated.