The eyeball will be formed by a plaster, and I'm hoping it will turn out hollow by the use of a rounded newspaper. It will then be attached on top of a flashlight, so when it turns on the light will be shown through the plaster (I'm thinking of having this as my action, but I am not sure if this is enough to be called an action). I do not want the form of the flashlight to be exposed, I want to surround the body of the flashlight with video chords/wires to represent the nerve fibers. I want to incorporate the color of the irish, but I am not sure how I want to do that because I am still researching of the origin of the color. If anyone has any idea how the color of the iris is reflected onto the eyeball, I would love to know so I can incorporate it in my work :) I was also thinking of the use of a small glass to represent the lens inside the eyeball.
So far I'm thinking of having a wooden/cardboard base to support my eyeball, and the size will possibly the size of my forearm like suggested.
Any suggestions would be helpful! :)
Materials:
Plaster
Newspaper
Flashlight
Chords/wires
Paint
Hot glue/tape
glass
Cardboard/wooden board
I pretty much have everything in place, and all I have to do is to create the piece.
Natsumi Shiraiwa
I can't wait to see how this turns out, Natsumi! I also think you meant to say Iris, not Irish.. But besides that, I think that definitely counts as an action. I really like your idea to use cables as the nerve fibers, too. Good luck!
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