Giulia Ranchetti

Norwich University of the Arts 2013
Instruction Received
From Benjamin Cardy
University of Lincoln
Instruction Received

Hi Giulia, here are my instructions for you

1. Take a square piece of paper
2. Take the right point and fold it across so that the point is at the left edge, creating a triangle at the top, flip the whole thing from right to left
3. Take one of the top triangles and fold it down towards you, then fold the other down and away from you
4. Fold it in half diagonally and have the long edge at the bottom
5. Take the right point and fold it across so that the point is at the left edge, creating a triangle at the top
6. Open up the top
7. Have a drink.

Keep each object you create and know that these instruction may not be in the correct order.
Good luck

Ben

Instruction Sent
To Benjamin Cardy
University of Lincoln
Instruction Sent

Hi Benjamin, my instructions are as follows:

Film scratches
it bends
it breaks
it gets dirty
light leeks on it through cracks in the camera
it takes time
it demands patience
it requires physical engagement

Considering these so called limitations or burdens of film, use any film you like (35mm, 120, super 8, 16mm…) to create a piece of work that embraces these aspects, with emphasis on the negative as a unique and tactile object. Feel free to experiment and make use of every “mistake” you make. Use the unexpected and uncontrollable to your advantage.

Giulia