Miss-Leading - Cinderella designs

Ted talks 
Aparna rao 
High tec art 

The uncle phone 
A long old fashion phne
She made a golden type writer altomatically send the letter

Trible sweet creatures which hide (e.g. Spoons) scared when sound is created 

Invisable camra one person invisable

Callapsing blob. On wall

Fur with lights teddy bear hole in the celiing looking up in the sky. 

This video inspired me to create a unquie approach to my work to make it stand out more. 

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I wanted to create a interactive piece of art in a simular way to (Bech.T, September 2010, Catch me Now, 26/09/13) was presented at Watermans Arts Centre from August until October 2010 and featured in the V&A (Victoria and Albert Museum) during Design Week. this product is a spotlight which once it detects someone within the spotlight it becomes bigger so it's like your physically catching it for it to stay. After a few minutes it then disappears to another place, it then repeating this same process. This device is comprised using DMX Cable-DMX to USB- USB Cable- PC open CV blob anal/programmed by Turin-USB Cable-Web Cam. As this looks like a product for children many adult take part in this unusual behaviour.  

Also this relates back to the glow in the dark tea pot by Tine Bech also interactive for childrens? Adults?

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Could use these photographs and combine it from the idea of 'the bird in the bird cage'

This idea was used on the eyes I created from Cinderella to show even further that the pigeons contra oiled the step sisters eye site.

This idea can also dipicts how miss leading the posion was in the apple that the queen gave to Snow White the apple only made Snow White fall into a deep sleep (that is why she woke up when the prince kissed her) she wasn't really dead. 

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These are photos displaying the net of the Cinderella sence I was re creating I used white card and the photos I used previous to make the story more realistic also is interactive likewise to Tine Bech and engages the audience to look more closely in this piece.