Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Keitai Phenomenon: New & Improved!

After a relatively nonchalant response from the ground w.r.t my assignment 2, i figured i should re-do and rethink the concept i wanted to portray.

I've decided on how the Keitai Phenomenon is able to elevate the mundane and objectify the mundane into artistic images. This is done through the unique framing of the objects or subjects that diverts and channels the viewer to start appreciating or noticing the object. For example, the following picture show the typically boring and mundane pictures. Sites in my homes that i walk past everyday but will never stop to take a second look.

For example,

Books on the bookshelf, left to rot unless you read them.

Random flower pot at home

Cutting fruits after dinner

Cooking with condiments

The fan ( i mean, how often to you walk with your head facing up)

And this was just a random experiment (:
My poor dog, looking so weird and fresh out of the salon.

So this is the result of my interpretation of what the Keitai Phenomenon means, noticed how if i hadn't give you the prior pictures, it wouldn't have been obvious that these objects were where they were originally - home!

The Ketitai injects artistic elements to everyday contexts.







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