120 mini 2023. pick your coordinate.
MINI COMPETITION: THE TASK
Pick a coordinate from the reference photo. Create a visual representation of the imagined surroundings through a medium of your choice. There are endless ways to document your idea — photography, plan, section, collage, 3D, hand drawing, model, painting, etc. All techniques are welcome.
To enter: Imagine it, visualize it and post it on Instagram with #120mini2023 and your coordinate (e.g. #A1). Instagram profile must be public. You can enter solo or in teams (max 3 students per team).
You have 120 hours to finish the assignment. Deadline is Saturday December 23rd at 2 PM UTC +01.00. First prize is 1000 NOK. Honorable mentions will be posted on our story. For students only.
Good luck!
(Reference photo by Gerco de Ruijter)
Pick a coordinate from the reference photo. Create a visual representation of the imagined surroundings through a medium of your choice. There are endless ways to document your idea — photography, plan, section, collage, 3D, hand drawing, model, painting, etc. All techniques are welcome.
To enter: Imagine it, visualize it and post it on Instagram with #120mini2023 and your coordinate (e.g. #A1). Instagram profile must be public. You can enter solo or in teams (max 3 students per team).
You have 120 hours to finish the assignment. Deadline is Saturday December 23rd at 2 PM UTC +01.00. First prize is 1000 NOK. Honorable mentions will be posted on our story. For students only.
Good luck!
(Reference photo by Gerco de Ruijter)
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A coordinate.
A point.
A home.
A coordinate. A piece of information from a map. I see an image that could belong to a painting’s photograph or a piece of cloth seen up close, but I see the word coordinate, and I can’t help but think of a map.
When I think about a map, I think about the world, I think about a place. Point A to point B, where I am, where I want to go and how do I get there.
I search for home. I search for where I am, what looks familiar, I look down to the map and look up to compare. Can I find myself?
Is it possible to reduce home to a dot in a map, merely physical and geographical? Is it possible to translate home to a coordinate?
Is it possible to think of home as a quadrant? A quadrant in which we plant memories as flowers in it, and at dusk we carry home experiences that serve as the bricks and mortar that help cement the walls of ourselves, our ever moving home.
What’s your coordinate?
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