What I Did on My Coronavirus Vacation
What I did was issue a challenge to six friends to all start out with the same materials and to create an art piece. Each of us here lakeside contributed a number of items and the only instructions were to use as many of them as we wished and to add items to make a work of art. In my case I chose to do a piece reflecting my activities during this time of “seclusion.”
Here are the items we all started out with: (you may click to enlarge images.)
It was my intention to show you the finished project, but as I was photographing it, I thought of six other elements I needed to add, so tomorrow–the finished project. Want to join us? Create your own Shelter in Place collage.
This looks very intriguing, Judy.
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Looks like a fun project — but my activities don’t include much that’s conducive to inclusion in a work of art — throwing out lots of paper, sorting mor paper, moving furniture, a little gardening (a friend and I pulled out a rose bush, raked camellia petals from under the bush), and a little cooking.
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Have you ever done art, Janet?
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I never considered myself artistic until I started playing with my camera. I do consider my photos to be a form of art — but I’ve never done art in the sense of your projects. My exposure to art and music both are that of observation — listening to music, and viewing art.
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Photography is definitely an art.
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Thanks! Yes, I agree! But there’s not much I can do with that in my little abode, until I can get out and see how things have changed!
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I bet there are lots of interesting shots within your house..
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I’m just beginning to rearrange the living room — will take photos when it’s done, but it will be a few more days because some of it’s a little heavy and I need to do it myself! I’ll add the back yard then, and maybe the front walk too! The rest is still too messy to show!
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Did you take a “before” as well?
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Not yet — it’s embarrassingly messy. I’ll try to remember after I get it unclluttered but before I move furniture!
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