Multiple Panel Presentation

 

Joe Rudko

Research Artist #1

Dieuwke Spaans

Research Artist #2

Victor Baroni

Research Artist #3

https://thespacegallery.com.au/blogs/news/kintsugi-the-art-of-repairing

Research Artist #4

Quick Challenges Inspiration

Sketch

I was thinking a lot about memories and memories that feel "broken." That led me to thinking about kintsugi. Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery and involves mending cracks with urushi lacquer, which is then dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum. I thought this would be an interesting way to show the idea of looking back on memories that in the past were painful but have now healed and have become part of who we are. 

QC11 — Spatial Tape Drawing

 

"Took a Wrong Turn"

"Airbending"

QC5 — Water

Frozen Motion

Water with Food Coloring

Drops of water on glass, construction paper under glass

Digital Drawing (Procreate)

Puerto Rican Bomba Dancer

 

QC3 — Transparent/Layers

Acrylic Markers on Plastic

Acrylic Markers on Plastic

Wire and Cling Wrap

Cardboard and Plastic

Plastic bottles, Cling wrap, and LED Lights

 

QC2 — Cardboard

 
 

QC1 — Ceiling to Floor

Wallpaper Panel

Design made in Illustrator, printed on plain paper and then assembled

 

QC4 — Ephemeral Marks Landscape

"End of life"

Broken eggshells

"Serpent"

Assorted leaves

“A Mother’s Love”

Shadows, water bottles with food coloring, flashlight