• Presentation of work- which objects and why?
• – Alejandro- go speak to him
• Next Wednesday- description on Wiki
• Whitten timber yard, behind Peckham Library- buy a door blank, white faced or plain and paint it for table, use trestles in studio, project already made river file onto table, then paint river
• OR use a table top in white from Ikea, £25-£27 depending on size
• IF I can’t find trestles the right size, Ikea sells table legs for £2.50 each × 4 or thin trestles for £5 each × 2
• using projector as a guideline to paint river onto table
• Sound- record sound of walking along the river piped into room, or speakers under the table- quieter, more intimate
• Need to figure out what audience will sit on- benches or stools?
• White Ikea stools- £4 each?
• Instead of putting screens on separate plinths- put one Mac on the table with objects- this COULD encourage audience interaction with the rest of the objects- they will know to sit down and use the Mac because of the mouse attached to it, so this might psychologically encourage them to sit at the table and play with/touch the objects
• 2 screens- aesthetically pleasing but unnecessary?
• 1 screen- positioned at the end of the table, facing the back of the room, so that viewers have to come round the table to see what is on the screen, influencing the movement of people
• Real bones included or not??
• PROS- the whole idea of perception of the objects and the question of whether people will pick up the real things or the materials they are familiar with?
• CONS- the bones are very fragile and I an worried they will break
• Screen capture- the whole show, or just the open night?? When I invigilate? Because the files will be huge, but it can be done on quicktime very easily on the Mac- do I want to code it so that it only activates when someone is using it?
• Sound- borrow sound recorder from CLS- audio recorder (Zoom or TASCAM) and walk along the Thames where I found the bones- do some tests on my phone?
• Don’t let the levels get too high on recorder- put headphones in and listen as I record and adjust levels accordingly, get a DEADCAT (fluffy thing for the end of the recorder)
• Look for audio recording apps for Android?

The above sketches were made during the tutorial, with the top one being the first sketch/idea and the third being the last and most likely final version.

I can be quite flexible with the space I use in the exhibition, however I would prefer a small space for just my work, so that the sound can be heard and I can specifically observe how the audience reacts to my work.