1. To write an artist's statement consider the following questions
- What is your work about? Are there dominant themes?
- How do you create your work? What medium and methods/techniques do you use?
- Why do you make this work and what are your influences?
2. Content:
I am an architect. I have conceptual designs for hotels, galleries and art galleries, and I have been engaged in residential design during my work. Architectural design is a process and system that starts from its own function, the spirit of the site, the needs of users and other aspects to achieve a kind of integration of architecture and natural landscape and create a comfortable, beautiful spiritual experience, which is also my expectation of the practicality of architecture. In the process of design, I usually use pencil or pen to add tracing paper to develop my initial ideas through my sketching skills and then deepen my design on the software, such as Photoshop, Sketchup, AutoCAD, Adobe Illustrator.
For me, the design has always been a journey full of wonderful scenery. From the initial idea to the final shape, it is a process of self-struggle and thinking, as well as a process of communicating with customers or others. Although I haven't built work so far, I hope to see one in the future.
This is not an artist statement in the sense that you have written it more like an introduction to your project - you artists statement as taught to you in class was about you and your work and then you should have written an introduction specifically for this project
ReplyDeleteThis is improved however you should add who has inspired you. Also you need to add this to your final portfolio on your website as this is marked on the assessment
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