Instructions for a peer.
- Martha Bebe Clark
- Oct 10, 2016
- 1 min read
The lecture was about finding and utilising that ever so mysterious bridge of communication between the artist and the fabricator of the concept.
The modesty of knowing your work relies on everyone around you, from someone cooking you breakfast to the technician who is involved in installing a projector for an exhibition you went to for inspiration.

Vague initial ideas:
My initial thought is a sculpture or an animation. Sculpture I would want it to be a material of someones choice or wax, hollowed out to make a container for water, give measurements and ask them to carry it, and look at all the crap adverts for good charities, the guilt trips. If it was an animation, maybe have 20 frames and they all have a separate instruction behind them, using flicker effect?


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