I began exploring the idea of movement and expression through colours and experimenting with different materials. I decided to take photographs and recordings of movement in liquid substances, using inks and food colouring to look at the patterns, marks and shapes they created. I came out with some very interesting photos that then generated further ideas.

As i began videoing the inks dipped in water, it sparked ideas around music visualisers and the explosive colours and forms that appeared intrigued me. I wanted to capture these forms in motion as an image and evoke the same experience, while also relating it to the rock genre 'heavy-metal'. 
Through Looking into the movement in the inks, my aim was to evoke expansion. I used inks and rubbing alcohol to see the reactions and marks it would create. I particularly was focused on how the inks traveled around the page, as i played with the direction in which the ink ran on the page i began to relate them to different chords and instruments which flow in and out of the composition. Using different colours helped signify the multiple functions which constructed a heavy metal piece, with the electric guitar, bass and lead singer all in one playing in unison.





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