happy
by definition:
feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
happy? Amir Noor (2014) [text on receipt]
poor translated t-shirt research
poor translated t-shirt research
poor translated t-shirt research
smoking's cool, Amir Noor (2014) [smoke packets paint]
poor translated t-shirt research
poor translated t-shirt research
is my hair flat? Amir Noor (2014) [mirror print]
poor translated t-shirt research
poor translated t-shirt research
unknown, weareallequalindeath (unknown) [unknown]
coco nut, @artbytom (2019) [print]
you are what you eat, Amir Noor (2014)
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poor translated t-shirt research
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untitled, Tony Futura (unknown) [unknown]
about:
An exploration into different forms of art in response to consumerism, I particularly like the work of Amir Noor: using strong language on products and receipts, this presents a strong massage to viewers and clearly represents his views on consumerism.
Also research into poorly translated garments and t-shirts with anti-consumerist quotes. This is a style which I would like to experiment with when I eventually print onto garments, I will use humour similarly to the 'I hate capitalism' garment to present how my brand is anti-consumerism.
Poorly translated garments provide humour, without the consumer actually knowing what they are wearing - This will be something I experiment with, using a foreign language to present stern messages (unless you can read from that particular language, you will not know what the saying is). A play. on some of these found garments.
- further research into consumerism art
- focusing on typography and different projects where artist/designers are dealing with consumerism.
- helps to decide on what form of text I will be using within my work - more of a serious approach to my work.
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