SELF PORTRAIT – ARD 415
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01 Apr SELF PORTRAIT – ARD 415

Posted at 12:32h in ARD 415 Ideas and Concepts by

Final work to be submitted:

•2 self-portraits that tell a story about you

This is my first self portrait

This work was inspired by the work of Paula Sher – a typographer who creates (in addition to posters) large format maps painted by hand and with an interesting description.
In my self-portrait, I wrote dates important for me, events, people and everything that influenced and created me HERE AND NOW. It was an extremely interesting journey along my own timeline. My journey along my own timeline gave me great joy. She led me back to the wonderful recesses of my mind and memories. This journey created a world of quite new (and old) inspirations for me



Now my second self-portrait

The inspiration for the creation of the work appeared after watching a film about the artist of Danish origin Olafur Eliasson. His works created using different colours of light give beautiful visual sensations that open the gates to the world on the border between reality and dream

Showing myself in different colours of light is the key for me to show myself. The colour of light is one of the most important (in my opinion) elements of perception of reality. People in the UK see us differently than in Spain or Stockholm. Looking at each other in the mirror, we see each other differently in the morning, different at noon and different in the evening. Intense monocular gives yet another experience. The light is about me here and that’s what I wanted to show.

•2 alter-ego portraits that tell a fictional story about you

My portraits about my alter ego are a consequence of the work above. Travelling on my own timeline in creating my first self-portrait led me to the world of my childhood, where the world of imagination. mixed up with real life. When, as a little girl, I cut out the sun, moon and stars from paper, which I then hung under the dining room table creating a world for my dolls. I loved this world and with great joy now I came back to it

“A trip inside yourself”

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