Drawing ‘Journey & Intersections’, mix media;
I.G. & Pelin Peker
The drawing ‘Journey & Intersections’ was
made in collaboration with Pelin Peker, the student from the KOC university in Istanbul,
Turkey.
The idea to make an illustration about a
light megapolis came from a collaborative projects’ essence itself. Being participants
form different countries – Turkey and United Kingdom – we represented its’ unity
at the sight of the world.
It brought thoughts to develop a concept showing
that the time and the distance do not impact physically. People from different
countries are same in connection of social, policy events; we share same
values, dreams, make same things and have same trust. The alliance creates an integral
bond and has got the co-operation significance.
Whereas
both our cities are not in the same geographical place, we decided to develop
an idea about a journey from Worcester to Istanbul or/and vice versa. There has
been presented the development of the light, youthful, energetic movement.
The final image was made by shifting not
finished drawings for each other to develop farther visual meaning.
First drawing adduced a suggestion to make
the city. We thought what kind of features we should have to get a right direction
of the idea. By swapping drawings the image gradually got more meaning how we
imagine the united megapolis.
Our illustration’s focal point exhibits
the train, which goes thought the bright, happy, smiling city. Added drawings
from each part describe the visual journey and become the rigid view.
There have been employed felt pens drawing,
etching, gauche, watercolour paintings and collage as well as computer graphics
programmes.
The piece of the work communicates about
energy that is a main basic engine of humanity and combination of colours
highlights it.
Main opposite colours – yellow and
purple strengthen the impression by its’ complementary and the contrast. Orange
and red colours espouse the balance and convey vibrancy, warmth of the piece. A
blue colours speaks about freshness of the day of cities. Left white places
around drawing elements allow to breathe for the whole illustration.
I and my partner Pelin Peker, had nice
moments working together by sharing the collaborative work and we contributed
our inputs to intensify universal human values, especially the piece, unity and
tolerance in the context of the world globalisation.
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