Inspiration

April 25, 2020May 29, 2020

Before we start with brainstorming, we wanted to get inspiration. We all went to a digital museum. Each of us made a collage. This could be a picture, a piece of text or anything else, to show what we found.
Here are our collages:

Alessia

I think art should always contain a main message. This message can be displayed in many ways, but the thing that I liked about those two examples was that both designers decided to only stimulate one of the human senses (sound and sight). This way, a person gets the chance to fill in the rest of the story by him- or herself. They’re given the space to think about the context behind such a presentation.
So shortly, by giving people the space to create their own story but still showing them the main message, you really get them thinking for more time than just three seconds.This to me is what makes art beautiful.

Tale

Sofia

Stijn

Unusual, interaction and secret messages, which will be clear not at first sight. Real-life message, which can be applicable to normal life, but there will be another meaning to the object because of the different surroundings. (placing normal things out of context)

David

Froukje

Noor

Bas