Repeating Lines

With this technique of repeating lines I wanted to change it more because I wanted to make them on a larger scale with different fabrics. The lines which I thought captured the most fluidity was where I carried on the lines without the fabric behind because they had more freedom to move and they weren’t restricted on to the fabric. Also I started to add the neon colours back in to my work only ever so slight because I wanted the colour to standout and not over take each other. My adding the single line of neon make the work totally different because it make you think about what is it? This is what I want to do, I wanted to create pieces which made a statement.
I knew that I wanted to create these surfaces for an installation or interiors purpose that why I started to manipulate the lines in ways I could see them being. It was almost like I was building and changing the way we see interiors. I started manipulating them on to the window because I was looking in to window designs and how they can change the way you look at something. With building them into the window I found that worked best because I could capture the light coming through the lines and the fabric I used was showing through. This changed the whole look about the piece and I was able to change the organic feel to how I wanted it with the fluidity of lines. Another piece which worked really well in the window was the piece with the neon colours as the background fabric because it was a satin ribbon so it was quite see through if you placed near the light so by having against the window the light came through quite clear however by having the lines white you just got that chemise of neon through and this is what I wanted to capture from the start so that the neon colours weren’t over powering each other and made this huge statement. However I did change the aspects of the lines and places them in different places such as on the floor and against a black background these didn’t work as well as the window because it was too harsh against the lines and they just seemed to be to flat and by having them on the window they could see the whole piece as a surface. I also manipulated one piece in to a sculpture form which did work well but if I did wanted to create more a sculpture form I would need lots more of the lines because the way it created its forms it was small and I wanted to have these statement pieces so I would need to create much bigger lines to achieve this effect for the sculptures aspects.