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A: My best piece of creative work |
This seahorse was part of a mobile I created for my Visual Arts Major Work in Year 12. It incorporated various animals crafted from pipecleaners, as an analogy to the development of childrens' minds (as
unshaped pipecleaners are easily bent but flexibility decreases once a
structure is formed).
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B: A great piece of architecture |
Upside-Down House in Syzmbark, Poland, was designed by Daniel
Czapiewski with the intention of portraying the upheaval and
disorientation felt by the Polish population following the Communist
era. The unusual wall angles confused workers and caused the constuction
to take around 5 times longer than expected.[1]
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C: Original photograph of something beautiful |
"Bubbles" often visits my grandparents to be fed, though he belongs to their neighbours. He seems to spend most of his time staring at the ground and licking people's ankles, as cats do.
[1] Freshome, <http://freshome.com/2007/09/08/amazing-upside-down-house/> [Accessed 27/02/12]