Final Piece

This film is less busy than my previous ones. I think this is important as it hasn't involved too much editing to say what I want to say, which would have been 'unnatural' and even hypocritical in many ways. I have looped the films to create a sense of cycle, such as that of evaporation. In this way, I hope it summarises the formulae shown at the beginning as the product itself remains unchanged as it goes through the process.

As far as presentation goes I feel I have uploaded each of these films onto youtube as art is about audience and it seems the most appropriate way of getting digital art seen. In a gallery space I suggest it need only be shown looped on a large screen. Originally I was going to project this onto a white wall. The problem with this is that a projection always loses some of the clarification in an image, and as the details needs to be very fine, it would have ruined the effect of the film.

The sound on the film has come from the actual recording. As I set the video camera up to record this, the sounds that it collected are the environmental sounds around it. It picked up quite a lot of digital sounds as I worked on the computer which when speeded up on the film sound a lot like the cracking of the ice. I didn't feel music was necessary as music is a piece of art in itself and is not related to what I am trying to show in this project.