JAY DUNN

 

Psychological associations made with human form are one of the most fundamental ways we relate to the world. This comes with certain expectations of anatomical mechanics seen in everyone around us everyday. Methods for this project are aimed to distort and break down these systems of observation on several levels with the use of scale, repetition and abstraction. By altering the human forms projected upon various surfaces, augmentations occur to the comforting contexts we take for granted both consciously and subconsciously.

 

The different phases show some of the processes involved.