Anish Kapoor is a good old place as any. I find his work amazes me with these gigantic sculptures which just engulf the viewer. In his piece 'yellow' 1999 (image 1) Kapoor simulates the blurring the boundaries between space and form with it monumentally scale of a receding hole with in its centre. The colour just fills the viewers eye which in turn can cause a sense of disorienting and uncertainly of there surrounding space and engulfs the viewer on many different sensory levels.
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Practically I plan to experiment on found materials and find ways to manipulate them so they visually excite me in a pattern or formly shape, and reflect my research. Finally I would like to create an installation which is atmospheric and disorienting as to cause the viewer I feeling of uneasiness, this in turn should cause the viewers senses to by heightened and become more intuitive but in contrast to relate to the audience I want my work is to be familiarising.
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