A Scottish artist, Robert Montgomery uses ten years to hijack billboards and bus stops to present his artwork that comments on culture, ranging from consumerism to beauty.
Linking it back to Voice Balls, I have been questioning, other than
delivering the forces of advertisements (social pressures) in the form
of videos, can it be in other forms of representations? Thanks to
Robert's artwork that has recalled me not to forget about the power of
text.
Of course, there is a valid reason for me to raise this up. It's due to the aesthetic concern
of the video projection and also my intention trying to explore a more metaphoric approach in defining and delivering a clearer message of social pressure. I tend to think, if advertisement is being presented directly, will it overlap the core message of Voice Ball, instead?
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