Week 11 Origination

Reading Quiz

Answer the following questions as succinctly as possible in your own words

10 mins: Cut & paste into your blog and start answers / 10 mins: Open discussion

1. What does Maeda call the 3 keys?

• Away
• Open
• Power

2. Describe how you have used these in your work towards 10 squared? Give at least one example of each key.

AWAY – hide the construction and time and frustration of building the model house

OPEN – Displaying my love for Timor by the topic of my art being Timor and displaying my expressions and design ideas that are still broadening and growing.

POWER – to simplify my construction process I changed from using paddle-pop sticks to sheet of ply wood. I have reduced amount of time and materials that would be needed to build it which in turn simplified the look of the model.

3. Describe an incident in the production of 10 Squared where technology has been an enabler…. and another where it has been a disabler!

The share folder on the Mudlark drive has helped us share lists of ideas or important details about the exhibition.

Emails have circulated with sponsorship forms to all facilities but even though the idea and request is sent people ignore because they don’t have someone in person coming up to them and telling them they are required to call sponsors. Everyone just assumes someone else will do it because the email is sent to everyone.

4. At this stage in the exhibition process you are all working on some element or process for the big event. List 3 things (in your current project) that you could take away to simplify and one thing you could add for meaning.

•  Could take away the 4 duplicates of the same image and use one and add a bigger sign of the title Timor Leste
• Take away my large model of Timor house and use the smaller one with a background image of Timor’s mountains to put the house in its ideal environment.
• Instead of using paddle-pop sticks to build my house use sheets of ply-wood to make the overall look more simplistic.

Homework:

Describe your contribution to the exhibition in relation to TWO of the laws.

ORGANISE – applied the SLIP principle when trying to figure out which sponsors to contact first and ones that were close by location for easy distribution

TIME - I have spent a lot of time with Te rounding up sponsors