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Daniel Steele
Robyn Stacey
Ingeborg Tyssen
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Framing question
Artists often gain inspiration from film and popular culture to create evocative and powerful images. Identify the way Steele, Stacey and Thysson have used the stylistic conventions of film in their work. List them and discuss how they influence the audience’s reading of the narrative. Write a narrative that could explain one of these images.
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Daniel Steele
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The Hannah Palindrome
Digital Media
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Aquinas College
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The concept that there are two sides to every story, I have presented a scene that visually holds the same information, but it is in 'how' the audience reads it that creates meaning. My concept has some similarities to “Memento”, in which the film’s story sequencing runs backwards. But I was truly inspired by situations in my life, dealing with varied opinions on the same subject. I used 3D programs such as Maya to create a (virtual) world, based on both by my imagination and real life. Digital media allowed my vision to become alive, better than any other media.
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collection
art gallery of
new south wales
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Robyn Stacey (Australia, b.1952)
Ice 1989
Photograph, Cibachrome on plexiglass
© Robyn Stacey
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Hallmark Cards Australian Photography Collection Fund 1989
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collection
art gallery of
new south wales
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Ingeborg Tyssen (Netherlands;Australia, b.1945, d.2002)
Untitled No 1 1977
Photograph, 2 gelatin silver photographs
© Ingeborg Tyssen, 1991-92. Licensed by VISCOPY, Sydney.
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Purchased with funds provided by J.S. Watkins Memorial Fund 1993
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