The pictured project depicts the first product: a wire mask, fit onto the angel marker of a tombstone. As an answer to the given prompt, my initial object in line form was a functional yet highly decorated gas mask, and the presentation piece, in turn, was a version of weeping angel tombstones, chosen both because I thought it would be interesting how the normally sorrowful incarnations of such figures might contrast with the generally sterile and almost modernly callous connotations of the mask, and also because I felt the mask should be seated on a face to better convey its function. My attempts at building both pieces fall into try\/fail process work, where I mostly experimented with how to build the objects rather than truly minding what material to build them with. As it stands, most of the material were things I already had in my possession: Wire, Cardboard, foam, and lots of paint. Ultimately, this project was mainly exploratory, based a lot on instinct rather than heavy consideration.<\/p>\n
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