ball- reflection

reflection: ball

For this installation of the ball, we didn't invest much time in the design concept due to time constraints. We didn't even have a complete design of the character. However, during the production process I found that it was important to have a complete design in advance to reduce the number of unexpected situations in post-production, such as design possibilities and better material choices. Regarding the character design, we spent a long time hand-drawing the most important part of the eye, but the rest of the character was not refined enough. As a result the installation will look strange at first glance, but cannot be viewed closely. With enough time and effort, we still need to invest time in the design and production of the detailed parts.

In looking at other people's work, I noticed that some of the installations were displayed in novel ways, such as hanging from the ceiling, on wires, or even stacked in corners. These methods of display were more visually striking and eye-catching than simply placing them on a stage. If I were to choose the exhibition option again, perhaps I would put my installation in a birdcage and hang it from the ceiling. This would have been more interesting than a normal display. It would also be more reflective of the danger of this character of my work, and more designed.

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