THE PASSPORT AND 4WEEKS 1PAGE

Our identity, our journey, our Passport.

My Passport contains the course of my life since the last couple of years.
Its pages tells stories about me. About where I am from, where I am living now, what are my passions about, what I love and what I am afraid of or most commonly called, my fears.
From the first to the last page the observers can find things which tell something about me. From the objects I am fond of to quotes I believe in.
Through the use of various materials, patterns, photographs, drawings and colours I have been able to express myself. To express my mood during the creative process.

Here is a collection of my favourite pages of the project.

An overall look at the Passport. 

I am now living in England and this (picture above) is a graphic representation of London from above with the shape of the river Thames used as a path where I can walk. Where I can spend my journey.

Author's own.

Everybody needs it, but somebody does not have it yet. No, it is not a riddle.

I am talking about Freedom. Not freedom to vote, but freedom to be, to live and to express ourselves for what we really are.

The vortex of love. The vortex of life. The vortex of the storm.
Author's own.

I had my inspiration about this page (picture above) when I found on the floor in my College a copper wire. The aim of many artists is to reuse "dead" objects. To keep them alive. That is what I did.
I modeled this wire in a spiral shape to reach the concept of Vortex.

I am quite an introverted person, but with this project I have been able to show myself and burst within the use of some pages.
 

"Remember to work hard,

be nice to people

and try not to get lost or killed"
MrBenBrown (YouTuber and Filmmaker)

4Weeks 1Page

This is my big format project to sum up the first four weeks of studies at Ravensbourne.It includes drawings and digital images made with Photoshop about my personal objects.I chose to use files with vivid and saturated colours which includes photographs, drawings, scans and patterns. The choice of the typeface gives a sense of fun with the blend of different fonts and shapes.

Author's own.