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March 10, 2020 / Gallery

Doppelgänger- Dayoung Chung

For my doppelgänger project, I decided to replicate my 35mm film camera. I chose to replicate this object because I’m interested in its form and structure. It’s an old film camera with some damages so I thought it would be fascinating to recover damages with recreating it with different textured fabrics. My original 35mm camera is very rigid, colorless, and manufactured quality. Therefore, I wanted to make my doppleganger to be playful, colorful, and handmade quality which is very contrasting to the original. Also, I wanted to play with the idea of making something hard and rigid into something soft and flexible.

Process

The process began with cutting out the tapes into different sections. After that, I organized the order and size of the tapes. The buttons on the top were really tiny so it was difficult to sew them with sewing machine so I decided to use my needle and hand stitch them. I wanted to create something that has handmade quality so I have hand stitched most parts. I attached the snap-on button as the lens cap of the camera but it could work better if I made another thin layer as the lens cap. Also, I made  If I have another opportunity to rework on this project, I would focus more on the object’s structure than adding other elements.

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