01.05.2018 Assessment 4 Pt 1

Develop 20 words describing your site, process and thinking. Exploring the ideas, concepts, source, materials, processes, interests, discoveries, contexts, disciplines, field of enquiry etc.

  • Identity
  • Opportunity
  • Formalities
  • Selfless
  • Lifestyle
  • Sound
  • Music
  • Audience
  • Entertain
  • Humbling
  • Performance
  • Occupation
  • Passion
  • Limitations
  • Reasoning
  • Contentment
  • Balance
  • Endorphins
  • Privacy
  • Solitude

Now cull 10 of the words above:

  • Formalities
  • Privacy
  • Music
  • Balance
  • Contentment
  • Performance
  • Humbling
  • Entertain
  • Sound
  • Selfless

Now pair the remaining words in association:

  • Occupation & Reasoning
  • Passion & Endorphins
  • Solitude & Audience
  • Opportunity & Limitations
  • Identity & Lifestyle

Pair the same words in different combinations:

  • Identity & Reasoning
  • Occupation & Lifestyle
  • Passion & Limitations
  • Opportunity & Passion
  • Audience & Endorphins

Develop 10 new words:

  • Energy
  • Interpretation
  • Articulate
  • Expression
  • Imply
  • Convey
  • Intimacy
  • React
  • Generate
  • Conversation

Now pair the 10 new words:

  • Generate & Conversation
  • Convey & Imply
  • Articulate & Expression
  • Intimacy & Energy
  • Interpretation & React

Generating overall goals:

  • Representing an unknown voice
  • Bring the background into the foreground
  • “If you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life”
  • Difference between occupation and lifestyle
  • Intimate nature of performing personal music/songs for strangers

Throughout todays class we were able to explore the key words surrounding our idea. Provoking different potential perspectives surrounding the busking community at Bourke Street. It is evident that we are interested particularly in the identity of the buskers and how they came to be a part of this sacred place. Is it that they were born into the music world? Did they begin as a way of earning money? What is there story? We aim to put a voice to someone who is often unheard. Which is ironic considering there entire performance world is based on being “heard”.

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