After I did my additional research, I brainstormed some drawings again and finally had an idea. I decided to make a model of a hare that fit over a large flat-screen plasma television/monitor, in which several pieces of the hare had been removed through which you would watch small videos related to hare mythology and [...]
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My hare-related project
Filed under: Animals, People and Things in Between, General Discussion, Living Art, Video for New Media | Tags: Archive.org, hare, mythology, Prelinger archives, video, Video Projection Tools, women
Prototypes for Lepus
Filed under: Animals, People and Things in Between, ITP, Living Art, Video for New Media | Tags: brainstorming
For my final project in three of my courses, I created an interactive video installation in which I aimed to connect the mythologies of the hare with stigma’s associated with being a woman. I incorporated the hare to fulfill the requirement for my Animals, People and Things in Between class. The video aspect was for [...]
The Hare: Cute vs. Monsterous
Filed under: Animals, People and Things in Between, Education, ITP | Tags: Alice in Wonderland, Donnie Darko, genus, hare, rabbit
My Reaktion book animal is the Hare. So far, I’ve read through chapter one and I’ve learned at least a few things about hares, as well as some of the differences between hares and rabbits. For instance, I’ve learned that rabbits and hares come from different genera - Hare comes the genus Lepus, while rabbits [...]
Subjective/Objective Migration of the Caribou
Filed under: Animals, People and Things in Between, ITP, People | Tags: caribou, mask, video
Caribou from Allison Walker on Vimeo.
For an assignment intending to investigate our chosen animal, Caribou, from a subjective and objective perspective, Jenine Durland and I made a pseudo-documentary of the Porcupine Caribou. I dressed as our character, while Jenine provided the voice-over in the video. Video editing by her; voice editing by me.
The mask [...]
Cultural representations of the Shark
Filed under: Animals, People and Things in Between | Tags: animal, shark
Land Shark
Used by Saturday Night Live in a comedy skit, the shark is used as the punch line of a recurring joke and is seen as a clever serial killer. The synopsis is the Land Shark goes to apartments and masquerades as a plumber or deliveryman (i.e. “candy gram”). Eventually, the resident is tricked [...]
My deer self…expanded
Filed under: Animals, People and Things in Between, ITP | Tags: mask making, photography
As a deer, I slip in and out of the human world at a relative ease. I enjoy living deer-human, but I don’t spend too much time that way. It’s important that I learn to live my life as a human.
Most days I’m fine with my human self, but every so often I find myself [...]
Exploring My Animal Self
Filed under: Animals, People and Things in Between, ITP
Admittedly, for my Animals, People and Things In Between assignment, I really wasn’t sure what animal I was going to choose. I took one of the (corny) okcupid.com quizzes, and found that I was actually really satisfied with the animal I seemed to identify with most: deer.
Deer are strong, yet graceful. Humble, but not [...]