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<\/p>\nIt’s been a weird week. I feel like I haven’t made as much progress as I should have, and ran into a few snags that I was not expecting (but most of which are easy fixes). I have everything put together and built as you can see below, but I haven’t had a chance to spray the pipe black due to weather.<\/p>\n
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This weekend should be warming up, so that’s a quick fix.\u00a0I’ve also put together a wire lattice on the top frame from which I can drape the lights and have them rise and fall from different positions on a grid. I tried out a few different objects in the scene, I’m favoring a pair of shoes at odd positions and angles and trying to work with how they interact with the lights.<\/p>\n
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There is one last issue that is going to be rather difficult to deal with and I can’t actually resolve until the very end: setting up my piece. The frame and the base are not connected, but the lights will be attached to both. This creates a problem where I can’t really move the thing once everything is set and fixed to the base\/frame, so I can’t get to the point where I can say it’s finished until I can bring it into the art studio. I’m working out exactly where I want my lights, and will be drafting a blueprint for it this weekend, but I need to know when we have access to the room we will be showing the projects off in so I can get set up as soon as possible.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s been a weird week. I feel like I haven’t made as much progress as I should have, and ran into a few snags that I was not expecting (but most of which are easy fixes). I have everything put together and built as you can see below, but I haven’t had a chance to … <\/p>\n