Date: April 29 2018

Year and Semester: 2018 Spring

Course: ARS 381

Sometimes the paint falling into the water takes a strange shape depending on its flow. The paint looks like smoke, steam, clouds, and mist, and its flow is very beautiful in color and light. It is a pattern of flow, not a pattern made of human control, so it is a self-contained aesthetic. I want to capture the movement of the flow and reconstruct its aesthetics.

It is the image of the moment when the paint is released on the black background. It will be about 6-8 pieces using different color gel and different color paints.

I will fill the vial with water and drop the watercolor in it. Using color gels and lighting properly, I will try to make the appearance of the paint spread out in the water as clearly as possible. I will also use microlenses to capture the details of the water flow. It will be a great help in understanding the pattern and shape of the flow.

Alberto Sevesto

David Lund

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