Social Identity

I plan to create a space like this, featuring the addition of some plants and water in the foreground and a geometric pentagon pattern in the sky.

 

About the Space:

What type space are you creating and how does it relate to who you are? 

 I would like it to feature the mountains, sky, water, and clouds. I appreciate nature and landscapes. I want to show myself working on a mural, but I don't think the actual mural will be done by the time this is due. I will therefore finish it on photoshop.

What kind of images do you need to collect to create this space? 

I will try to take some photos of nature in my darkroom photography class and integrate them in. 
I am thinking of making myself working on a mural that is currently in progress at various stages 

Where do you need to go to take pictures?
My room 

How does the created environment relate to your characters? 

Will people other than you appear in this image?

Possibly some animals. The mural will feature two elephants when it's done, but I haven't started that part yet. For this project, real elephant photos will be in their place.

What mood are you trying to create? What will the overall tone be (think cinematically)?

Cosmic

 

About the Self:

What defines your identity? 

Human, from earth

Is it your past, your future, your upbringing, your culture, your tastes, your beliefs, your looks? 

All of the above

How can you play with different aspects of your identity? 

Perhaps I will create versions of myself old and young, spiraling into the stars in the background

Think about your internal and external self. How do you present an image that communicates your personality?

I see no boundary of my internal and external self. Individuality is a lie and all of biology is one.

How many versions of you will you include? 

5

Will they be the same scale?

 No

Why?

Because the pentagons represent fractals which are consistent on every scale in nature

How will you take the images you plan to use? 

With my film camera, and then I will scan them in. I also may take some digitally.

Consider time of day, lighting conditions,

environment, costumes, makeup…  (Good planning and spending time photographing will make for an easier process when compositing your images)
Below is a slightly dated photo of the unfinished mural. I will finish it digitally before I finish the real thing. Since it is on a non-rectangular wall, I will use the extra space to create more of a scene.