Elina Brotherus student talk
Posted: 13/01/15 02:12 | 2 Comments
Here is a short extract from the Elina Brotherus exhibition visit and student talk which took place towards the end of last year. The full video can be seen in the student site here.
Elina is responding to a question by tutor Sharon Boothroyd. The question is quite difficult to hear, but is essentially: how do you form a style when you are just starting on a project?
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Love her!
Do listen to the full talk – I think we can learn a lot from this.
Just watched this in the context of IAP – absolutely fascinating, shame the questions were inaudible – but a lot of thinking now about how to use yourself as a subject