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Time-Based Forms

An individual work or series of works with a focus on time-based forms. This expressive form includes film and video, digital animation and/or interactives (Visual Arts Stage 6 Syllabus).

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Will Edward Angus

Newington College

Simultaneity

Time-Based Forms

Will Edward Angus

Newington College

Simultaneity

Time-Based Forms

My aim with Simultaneity is to leave you with more questions than answers. The truth is, we know nothing about anything as our everything could be nothing. So who are we to give answers to the questions life throws at us? Time dictates everything we do. Everything is driven by time, yet we don’t even know what time is. As Aristotle said, ‘Time is the most unknown of all unknown things.’ The more questions you ask, the more questions you will find, and the fewer answers you will have. Good luck finding your way out of this rabbit hole.

Lilian Harris

Newtown High School of Performing Arts

Gulosus

Time-Based Forms

Lilian Harris

Newtown High School of Performing Arts

Gulosus

Time-Based Forms

My body of work represents gluttony in contemporary culture. I used stop motion, taking one photo every 6 seconds, and added over 130 individual sound effects and foley sounds. I was influenced by the vanitas style in traditional paintings and contemporary photography as well as a genre of online videos called Mukbang (Korean for ‘eating show’), where people consume massive amounts of food for viewers to watch. My intent is for my work to be alluring yet disturbing; for the viewer to be confronted by the menu, but also relate to it, to see my opinion on greed and vanity.