Confession Project Proposals:
ONE: The first idea I had, similar to a project explained a few posts back, was to try to capture the two main, opposing aspects of confession as a whole, being the release of something intentionally suppressed, as well as the possibility for growth after the “hairball” is coughed up (so to speak). I could either actually construct something with hard materials, or use photography of daily encounters, to try and successfully accomplish this. Below is a rough sketch I did when brainstorming on the idea. Doesn’t have to look anything like this though…
around drawings of punks. At a young age, I was slowly exposed to the world of underground punk music and lifestyle through my “ex-punk” brother. I used to want to be just like him in the sense that I envied two foot tall Mohawks, ripped up, patched clothes, and the “Fuck You!” attitude. I though it’s be fun to confess my once powerful desire to hold this identity through an identity emersion. Below is one of the self “inspiring” doodles.
THREE: The last idea I had, and in my opinion, the weakest
idea, was to draft a letter to either a family member or friend about how I think they’re roles in my life have affected me (Positive or Negative). I don’t know if I’m comfortable with the direct self-disclosure this project might include (or not include, depending on how I would approach it), but if done in a sort of theatrical way, could be kind of interesting.
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