These layouts are a result of me randomly shuffling my 30 images and placing them in a grid format. I repeated this process three times to help visualize my pictures in different ways and next to different pictures. This later helped me narrow my images down to 14 moments.
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This strip is representative of the 14 images I narrowed down from the 30 original images.
3. Over the course of a week, I wrote down random phrases and thoughts I came across.
-I think I can, but no one else does.
– Make money, not friends.
– I hate Celine without the accent.
– We lost our bike.
– Can we stay like this forever?
– I had to run away from you, or else I’d run away with you.
– Is that so?
– I think about you a lot, sometimes.
– You don’t say?
– Maybe there’s nothing wrong.
– I don’t want to be nice, and you know that.
– Go away, a little closer.
Overall, this project was challenging. It pushed me to understand time in a new perspective and document it as such. Then came the task of telling time as a story rather than as a clock. But, the hardest part was definitely the construction- I am a perfectionist with these types of things, so when the pages didn’t line up correctly or fold the way I wanted I got frustrated. However, the challenge caused me to dig deeper and look at tasks in a new way.
