I intertwine these textures between the wire to create a highly textured piece of work that can represent war wounds, battle, conflict and the environment after a battle. To me they represent the scarred ground after a large bloody battle, with the burning of textures to emphasise the decay and destruction.
I feel that these experiments are all very successful and each are very unique to each other.
To improve I think I should use new textures, work on new scales and try experimenting with using new colours.
In this photo here, I chose to add dirt and mud to my piece for an extra layer of texture, this was to relate to the fields of war where it's a bog.
I decided to do this to incorporate my artists together, and to show the skills of using textures that I have and have developed on whilst studying my ART 3 Coursework project.
In this experiment I've used elements of Robert Rauschenberg and Stephen J Shanabrook with the use of the toy soldiers.
