The main things were stuff about the windows which I think I will leave alone. I do want mine to feel like a lounge but it is also an installation that I am inviting people to look at and engage with. Rachel made the point that it might be more creepy than anything with curtains up and people peeping in. Not a nice message or feeling. I do want people to see my stuff, this is why it's in the RAW gallery, to see if more people will see it.
In my outline I am now breaking down the key ideas into:
- Pilot concept and NZ context
- Transmedia approach
- Installation outcome
Rachel introduced me to an artist called Tracey Enim who created the award winning installtion 'My Bed'(1999). I think this is a good practitioner to reference as my second exhibition is similar in the ways of bringing a room with meaning into a gallery setting.
