This tutorial with Bridget make us visualize our audience, who will need to understand our work and practice and their identities. We did few activities to focus more on our messages. and how deliver it in the right way.
1) list 5 words to describe what we are exploring through our practice:
movement, polyhedron, body motion, interactivity, prototype, electronic platform.
2) What is the purpose of your practice?
entertain, inform.
In 50 years time, what do you want to be able to say?
Many people have enjoyed my work as... reflecting on their movement or how movement can be seen in polyhedron/geometric objects.
3) Who is your audience?
Here is a draw of a person who want to engage with my work:
Information about her:
Sara
manager who work in a company,
interested in art,
live in the city, a multicultural environment,
she work hard so enjoy relax at exhibitions.
4) What does that person need from you?
When you talk to them about your work, what do they need to know about it to engage with it?
they need to want to move freely their body, doesn't mind if they don't know much about polyhedron: they will have the chance to watch one moving.
5) Take your words from activity 1 (maybe changing them if needed), and your ideas overall, and make a couple of sentences to pitch your work to the person you have designed.
Have you ever thought to live a relationship with geometry, with polyhedrons, in a funny thoughtless way? With your body, and bathing, dipping yourself into it?
or
Geometry has been so abstract for ages but so linked to our world and reality, simplify shapes when depicted. It would be amazing if it could move itself as we do.
Then she suggested me to have a look at Grymsdyke farm and culture organization for a future residency or look for people who commission public art works.
A good way to reach out those people is sketches about potential projects and pictures of work made, to show my skills and my practice.
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