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when is a piece of work finished?
OED dictionary definitionfinish
bring or come to an end, complete;
to reach the end of a task or race etcconsume all of;
put final touches to;
last stage point where a race etc ends, complete state.
making books
does Surface Design have specific concerns around the idea of finish?
consider various elements and their relation to finish in the context of design.
idea where do they come from?what if any is the role of research?are they moulded to ‘consider’ the idea of design ?
what are you attempting to communicate?
contentdesignlayoutform/structure
how does the content relate to your intention?
choice of materialspaper wool plastic ink etc
do certain materials have a finished state?
physical qualities of materialsappearanceweighttexturecoloursize
is there a particular balance in relation to the materials and the factors above?
factors effecting choiceintention - brieffunction - functionalitytimescalebudgetaudience
is it important to know the ‘brief’ to make a judgement around ‘finishedness’?
location - space gallerylibraryshopon-line
how does the space complete the work?
what do you need from a piece of work in relation to the idea of finish?
as a maker - as a viewer
what judgements do you make?
what makes it finished?
so
consider the role of makerviewer
within the context of the criteria you use to evaluate when/if a piece of work has finishedness
what elements would you have in your equation ?
material/
mattercontent
intention
F=Ci F=finished piecei=idea fully communicated
I+C+M=finishedM=materialsC=contentI=intention
Shared experience maker - purposeviewer - respect/understanding = finished(
maker = viewerdecide - display
i rt u
_ _ + = f
makeri = intentiont = thought processr = realisationu= understanding
viewero = open mind
( )o
to say something + durable + well made + to produce + =
define = reaction = wholeness = finite
PP + M + U + T = F2 2 2
PP = physical presenceM = meaning (intent & readability)U = understanding intentT = taste (target audience)F = finished
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2
8
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making
finishedness
intuition reaction
inspiration
a work is finished when 2 + 2 = 5
viewer
artistI
A
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OM
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M
M
A
An + - / x = znx ) - ; + (
z = tools
.. .. -.
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(F1+c1=u)x( - + - )=F1
F = formC = contentU = understandingM = makerV = viewerC = communicationI = interaction
MV
CI
o vm u- + -( ) = success
O = objectsM = materialsV = viewersU = understandingA = action
f = s
f = finisheds = started
(g+l) x C = Finished
g = goal reachedl = looking polishedc = contentnessh = happy
your turn
attempt to create an equation/diagram for the idea of finishedness
OED dictionary definitionfinish
bring or come to an end, complete;
to reach the end of a task or race etcconsume all of; put final touches to;
last stage point where a race etc ends, complete state.
is finished an issue ?
can we (do we want to)create a structure/model where finished is not an issue ?
what specific role do the audience have in the completion of a bookwork ?
can/do the audience finish the work ?
physically
spiritually
emotionally
does an idea only succumb to the idea of finish, finished, finishedness within a capitalist structure?
i.e. commodity tradable commercial
dematerialization of object
role of artists skills
process expertslateral thinkingcreative problem solvingmaterial understandingcommunicators
alternative structures
‘buying’ an ideaauthorship interventioninternet
is an object on the journey to what it is?
or
is it is destroyed as it finished, completed, exhausted - dead ?
Jessica Hagy