This week, I have begun to look at form and examine the many ways in which it can be destroyed and recreated. I am very interested in the structural qualities of a form, a form being a result of any media, be it sound, charcoal, or ink. I have found a few postcard and images that I find to be descriptive of the human form, or at least strong in detail and characteristic.
I found a piece of paper that reads "change keeps us on track, itself is a matter of fact, the only constant is history because repeating is a story". I find this to be very helpful in ideas and words to keep in mind through out the my research. Words such as "change" and "history" allow me to examine the process of deconstruction and creation. I'd record these transformations as "moments". Obviously, these seem very spontaneous and ill conceived, however I like to keep things loose with my personal work, as graphic design is so heavily dependent on organization and planning.
In general, for the rest of my research and collecting this week, I am keeping "change" and "history" and the relationship between these two concepts with matter.
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