âDancing with Systemsâ
Chaos and order are two characteristics that we often encounter everyday. Like two sides of a coin, both are present inside each individuals. In the personal domestic environment, the author feels a strong preference for order compared to chaos. Author found the same experience while practising p...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/36404 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Chaos and order are two characteristics that we often encounter everyday. Like two sides of a
coin, both are present inside each individuals. In the personal domestic environment, the
author feels a strong preference for order compared to chaos. Author found the same
experience while practising printmaking, where order often curb chaos for technical needs.
The pattern is increasingly felt when the writer elaborates on representational objects, this
pattern causes the dimming of spontaneity obtained during the printmaking process. A desire
arises to move away from object representation to abstraction, hoping that abstraction can
accommodate the movement of intuition and spontaneity. This Final Project work are based
on these awareness. The author uses woodcut printmaking as a generative system. The system
is combined with elements of chances both in the manufacturing process and when displayed
as a rampak. Chances are used as a trigger for spontaneity and random elements that are close
to chaos. This system becomes a forum for interaction between chaos and order. |
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