day two of bust, sadly no filming.

View from my room of the Englischer Garten and beyond

Day one. Starting the bust of my Dad which will be cast in plaster once it has been sculpted in clay. This project is as much about the process of creating the mould as the final cast itself, it is being filmed. Here are some stills:

the foyer in the old ADBK building

collaboration in/with/around Munich 2

photos by Sarah Bolton

englischer garten münchen

[18:52:36] Sarah Boulton: i was thinking of calling it "some moments"
[18:52:41] Sarah Boulton: but i dont know...
[18:52:48] Sarah Boulton: maybe just tree candle
[18:52:59] Sarah Boulton: or tree piece

by Sarah Bolton

by Alastair Rech

5 words! go!

21:10

id say...Painful, nauseating, personal, explorative and....

spontaneous

21:13

perfect

whats it called?

lol hope so...'There is a Fountain'

do you know what its about?

The theatre of Church

the guest tutor at ADBK

collaboration in/with/around Munich 1

We gather unwanted objects in Munich and use them to create something new; our mark as visiting art students. We're making something both for ourselves and of ourselves with things the citizens of Munich no longer have a use for. 

The objects' shapes, sizes, states and previous functions are not important. What is important is that they are all assembled as one new object. Once we create this new object we take it in turns to either paint it or lie upon it. She who lies upon it does not get painted on, but everything around her does. We use one colour. Once the entire new object has been painted, the recliner gets up and by doing so her mark is left upon it; the area upon which she lay is left unpainted. We have made our mark, and ultimately it is our absence which which marks our presence.

documented by Alastair Rech