I have been editing my photos based on the feedback I got during my midterm. The first and last photos are images i have reworked because the feedback I got was that they were too graphic-like, and did not fit with the other images. I also stuck with the holographic principle in the way I edited my images, stretching them and overlaying them onto the image to create a multi-leveled, illusory effect. The new images are mostly works in progress, with the second and fourth being more finalized.
I also talked to Jason about what I will need to display my piece in the gallery. I will have to use one circuit for my nine displays, and I will need nine media players, and nine flashdrives. I bought a pack of ten flash drives last night. The displays are LED, and I will need time to set it up and test the color accuracy. He said it will take a while to set it up, and likened it to building a house, so he suggested I don’t actually hang the displays but set them up on the floor for my December defense. He also said the best place for it would be in the corner of the gallery by Jackie’s office, so the wires can go up and over the wall. He advised I start hanging the monitors from the bottom up, and recommended I use an inch or two of space between monitors because otherwise it would be very difficult to accurately place the hanging mounts for the displays to be tightly placed.
