Contextual Studies - Adrien Kent (Interview Part 1)
Final Editing Process
So right now I'm working on the final editing process with Aizat and Nadia at POD room. We are going through some final changes and will soon render and convert the video into mp4 format.
Video (Effective Public Communication)
Colour Yellow
Group Members : S'ng Wee Jie
Wafaa Halim
Chia Kha Wen
Leong Mae-Chel
Jannie Nguyen
Interview of the colour Yellow
Yellow Game : Get Lucky
Working on Editing (Contextual Studies)
Right now, Aizat and I are working on the video editing for Engku Iman. First we have to get the voice over matched with the video and then figure out in what way we want to edit the video like. For example, having different themes or staying with a certain theme. Not only that, we have to juggle with time management as we have other final works to do as well. I will be updating more soon.
Interview with Adrien Kent and Engku Iman
On the 28th November, we all went as a group to interview Adrien and Engku. The first session was in the afternoon with Adrien at Alexis in Bangsar.
After we have done our interview with him, we had a lot of time to spare so we decided to go over to two of his place he worked on called Food Foundry and Butter & Beans at Happy Mansion, Seksyen 17, PJ.
Food Foundry
Butter & Beans
After that, we went over to Sabrina's house to rest and have dinner before going off to interview Engku Iman. We met in her studio at Wangsa Maju which is just close by to Sabrina's Place.
Engku Iman (Contextual Studies)
We found Engku Iman through her instagram. Her work caught our eyes because it is straight to the point and some of them are controversial. This is like the total opposite of Adrien Kent (Adrien Ritzal). One of her works, Karipap Cipap really caught our eyes and made us see things differently. So, Aizat contacted her and we got an interview with her on the same day as Adrien.
Karipap Cipap
Karipap Cipap is actually a Curry puff with a vagina shape on it. According to her, it is how she express herself through her work.
Karipap Cipap
Karipap Cipap is actually a Curry puff with a vagina shape on it. According to her, it is how she express herself through her work.
Adrien Kent (Contextual Studies)
The other day Nadia stumbled upon Adrien Kent's website as she was going through Interior Designs on the web. She noticed that he looked familiar to her and she soon realized that he was one of her brother's friend and that they have met a few times in the past years. In an instant we knew that we had to get an interview with him.
Nadia then contacted him through facebook to set a date for an interview.
Nadia then contacted him through facebook to set a date for an interview.
Unavailable
Unfortunately for us, Fahmi Reza was unavailable to do an interview with us because he had a very packed schedule and he had to go off to Hong Kong, Mexico and America in a few weeks time. He told us through Aizat and apologize as well.
Not only that, Jovian's Assistant told Nadia that he is unavailable as well due to busy schedules. As for Jalani and Rizalman, both have not replied to us yet.
Not only that, Jovian's Assistant told Nadia that he is unavailable as well due to busy schedules. As for Jalani and Rizalman, both have not replied to us yet.
Assignment 5 (Final) - Paint to Music
Today, after our presentation for our monogram and logo, we were given a task where we just let our feelings out as we listen to two playlists. One ready made by Ms. Lisa which will be classical music and the other one by all of us which will be Modern day music. We had 1 hour to work on each piece.
Requirements :
Minimum 2 A3 size canvas. (Any type of canvas)
Any painting materials - No restriction.
I ended up using spray paints and mounting board as my canvas. Ms. Lisa gave us a few minutes to prepare then we were to start when she starts one of the playlist. Basically, what I understood from this was that Ms. Lisa wanted us to express ourselves through the music we listen to because for once, she wanted us to be free and to be limited by her instructions.
Requirements :
Minimum 2 A3 size canvas. (Any type of canvas)
Any painting materials - No restriction.
I ended up using spray paints and mounting board as my canvas. Ms. Lisa gave us a few minutes to prepare then we were to start when she starts one of the playlist. Basically, what I understood from this was that Ms. Lisa wanted us to express ourselves through the music we listen to because for once, she wanted us to be free and to be limited by her instructions.
Setting up
Work done while listening to the first playlist selected by all of us (Modern day music).
I used a cardboard to cover and sprayed onto it which eventually formed the lines. This playlist was from full of bass to instrumental so it made me express myself in a mixed feeling. That explains why there a so many lines of paints together. It mixes and blends well with the surroundings just like modern day songs.
Work done while listening to the second playlist selected by Ms. Lisa (Classical Music).
I gave it a glossy light coloured galaxy kind of look because to me, the classical music gave me a soothing kind of feel and made me do something very light coloured. It was peaceful and relaxing at the same time. Unlike the first playlist, I was surprised that it turned out better than I expected.
Overall, I loved doing this assignment. For once I feel that I wasn't so restricted and that I could finally express myself. Even though I've been through ups and down with Ms. Lisa, I truly appreciate every moment I had with her because she thought me and brought me up well even if we only knew each other for almost a year now. I'm pretty sure I've improved a lot with her guidance and the amount of times she kept scolding me on how I have to manage my time well. The moments we all spent together in class from the first semester until now really taught me a lot. I'm happy that I was able to be under Ms. Lisa's care and guidance during my time in Foundation. Honestly, I'm going to miss being lectured and praised by Ms. Lisa. We all wish you good luck in your future!
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