I've drawn some exploration of the layout. I would take heed to Paul's suggestion that the arrangement should create focal points instead of a myriad that might look too disparate. So I will be moving away from (2) to (6). There's is a projection in (6) on the right wall which will focus on showing a virtual family photo-shoot and the fades into showing it getting done. It will be surrounded by the other virtual photos that have been taken earlier in frames. This is to compliment the old photos presented in in frames on the right wall.
Tryin out the layout of the frames on the left wall:
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| Two |
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| Three |
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| Five |
I've decided on number five, because it shows a focal point
The works displayed on the right and left will be joined by text in the middle. I found a suitable text I could use from a printed ppt slide I did when I was primary 4 title 'Our feelings about our family':
"There are three people in my family. They are my parents and me. My father is a businesssman. He always come home at four or five in the morning. My mother is a housewife. She wakes up and prepares breakfast for us. She seldom goes shopping beacuse she do not have the time. I am a pupil in Punggol Primary. I am lazy and tired sometimes and a naughty girl. But most thing I love is my whole family."
In comparsion, I've written a paragraph of my feelings about my family now:
"There are three people in my family, Dad, Mum and me. My Dad is a businessman stationed in China. It has been five months since we last saw him. It must be very hard on him all these years as the sole bread winner. My Mum is a lovable housemaker. She does not cook anymore so we usually have our meals together at the hawker centre just below our house. I am a student in National Institute of Education. I am graduating and I will be a teacher. The one thing I value most is my family."
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