After deciding on Layout 6 and arrangement of frames no. 5, I needed to visualize it how it will look like on the wall.
So I cleared a corner in my room to try it out. I stuck a piece of majong paper with the arrangement of frame drawn onto it on the right wall, together with the real-virtual photos on the left to consider the layout.
The old photos with my mini torch projection will displayed on the left wall while the real-virtual photos and the projection of how the process of creating the real-virtual photos will be presented on the right wall. And the cut-out text can be stuck in the middle.
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I was thinking of displaying the texts (30cm by 60cm) as mentioned in the previous post in the middle to compare the similarities and differences with regards to how I had perceived my family and I when I was young and how I perceive my family and I now. Some things have not change such as my Dad's absence from home due to work. Other things have changed, my mum stopped cooking, I have also grown up. And over the years, as my Dad shifted to China to work the distance between us both physical and emotional have escalated. Nevertheless we 'learnt = have to' to adapt to the change. When I read the paragraph that was written when I was younger, I'm actually quite surprised at my 'optimistic' sentence that "But most thing I love is my whole family" despite my dad's absence or what I think of myself. In response, I asked myself how do I feel now over the years, I think one thing that have remained unchanged, my family is still the thing I value most.
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| Text written when I was in Primary 4, 1996 |
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| Text re-written currently, 2011 |
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