POSTER - SENTENCES ON CONCEPTUAL ART
MATTE PAPER
24*36 inches
MATTE PAPER
24*36 inches
During her Graphic Design Studio course at CCA, Leah undertook a project centered around creating posters that focus on one of LeWitt's sentences. Due to the limited time frame, the project necessitated working swiftly, emphasizing broader conceptual moves over minute formal details. The project consisted of two rounds: the first round involved designing a poster with a single image or layout, and the second round required combining the two.
Leah chose the sentence: "The process is mechanical and should not be tampered with. It should run its course." She interprets this phrase as an exploration of the nature of mechanical processes in everyday life, their underlying rules and orders, and the effects of challenging those rules.
To make the concept more accessible, Leah employs a simple yet effective approach. She uses the example of a faucet to illustrate the idea, depicting the process of running water as a simple, everyday, and mechanical phenomenon. The water column forms naturally under the influence of gravity. When people wash items beneath the water column, obstacles disrupt the flow, causing the water column to break apart and splash. This phenomenon symbolizes the challenge to rules and demonstrates the potential chaos and destruction that can arise when order is disrupted.
Leah was trying to convey the complex relationship between rules, order, and innovation, inviting viewers to contemplate the delicate balance between adhering to structure and embracing creative disruption.
在CCA的平面设计工作室课程中，Leah进行了一个以LeWitt的某句话为核心的海报设计项目。由于时间有限，该项目需要快速完成，侧重于更广泛的概念性发展，而非细节。项目分为两轮：第一轮设计以单一图像或布局为主，第二轮则将两者结合。
Leah选择的句子是：“这个过程是机械性的，不应该被篡改。它应该自然进行。”她认为这句话旨在探讨日常生活中机械过程的本质、潜在的规则和秩序，以及挑战这些规则所产生的影响。
她以水龙头为例，将流水的过程诠释为一个简单、日常且机械性的现象。在重力作用下，水柱自然形成。当人们在水柱下清洗物品时，障碍物破坏了水流，导致水柱破裂并四溅。这一现象象征着对规则的挑战，展示了打破秩序时可能产生的混乱和破坏。
Leah试图传达规则、秩序与创新之间的复杂关系，引导观众思考遵循结构与拥抱创造性破坏之间的微妙平衡。
Leah chose the sentence: "The process is mechanical and should not be tampered with. It should run its course." She interprets this phrase as an exploration of the nature of mechanical processes in everyday life, their underlying rules and orders, and the effects of challenging those rules.
To make the concept more accessible, Leah employs a simple yet effective approach. She uses the example of a faucet to illustrate the idea, depicting the process of running water as a simple, everyday, and mechanical phenomenon. The water column forms naturally under the influence of gravity. When people wash items beneath the water column, obstacles disrupt the flow, causing the water column to break apart and splash. This phenomenon symbolizes the challenge to rules and demonstrates the potential chaos and destruction that can arise when order is disrupted.
Leah was trying to convey the complex relationship between rules, order, and innovation, inviting viewers to contemplate the delicate balance between adhering to structure and embracing creative disruption.
在CCA的平面设计工作室课程中，Leah进行了一个以LeWitt的某句话为核心的海报设计项目。由于时间有限，该项目需要快速完成，侧重于更广泛的概念性发展，而非细节。项目分为两轮：第一轮设计以单一图像或布局为主，第二轮则将两者结合。
Leah选择的句子是：“这个过程是机械性的，不应该被篡改。它应该自然进行。”她认为这句话旨在探讨日常生活中机械过程的本质、潜在的规则和秩序，以及挑战这些规则所产生的影响。
她以水龙头为例，将流水的过程诠释为一个简单、日常且机械性的现象。在重力作用下，水柱自然形成。当人们在水柱下清洗物品时，障碍物破坏了水流，导致水柱破裂并四溅。这一现象象征着对规则的挑战，展示了打破秩序时可能产生的混乱和破坏。
Leah试图传达规则、秩序与创新之间的复杂关系，引导观众思考遵循结构与拥抱创造性破坏之间的微妙平衡。
