Our project investigated the distinct proof of human life and the evidence of merging societies in our environment through looking into bridges as a subject matter. As a group, we ventured into Glasgow’s City Centre and were able to capture the physical structures alongside their conceptual purposes to understand why they were built. This led us into researching further into the metaphorical sense of the structure, from which we were able to branch out into researching: opposing sides of the bridge the bridge meeting, and the understanding of chaos and order being bridged; bridging the gap between humanity and other life forms as equal beings; and even why bridges are vital for an integrated society.
Bridges: A Metaphorical Approach To Understanding Life
IMAGE: Rebecca Ward, "Bridging Society" interactive image title page
IMAGE: Rebecca Ward, "Bridging Society" interactive image, about the piece
IMAGE: Rebecca Ward, "Bridging Society" interactive image scene spinoff
IMAGE: Rebecca Ward, "Bridging Society" interactive image, spinoff scene context
IMAGE: Lucy Wilcox, Untitled 20, Acrylic and Spray Paint on Canvas, 59.4 x 84.1 cm
IMAGE: Lucy Wilcox, Untitled 22, Acrylic and Spray Paint on Canvas, 59.4 x 84.1 cm
IMAGE: Medeni Yanat, installation at Glasgow Necropolis
IMAGE: Medeni Yanat, installation at Glasgow Necropolis
IMAGE: Medeni Yanat, installation at Glasgow Necropolis