One of my closest interactions with nature is distinguishing
between synthetic forms of nature used by companies as an advertizing tactic
and genuine nature. Over these past few years I have seen the word “natural”
become the central selling point for foods, hygiene products but perhaps the
most apparent, makeup. As a girl it is hard not to notice the different makeups
which can give you a “natural” look. I hoped to use this fist video to
demonstrate the irony of these “natural” products.
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I have always been interested in my dogs, whether or not
they would be considered part of nature or not. As humans we often remove
ourselves from nature, considering ourselves to be outside of it but is this
true for our pets as well. My dogs have been tamed so far beyond their natural
state that even though their origins are hunting dogs they are content to share
the small yard with napping bunnies and slow squirrels. However when they play
with each other their growls and playful bits seem so far from the obedient
dogs I know. Whether they are nature or they simply encourage me to go out into
nature I am not sure but either way this is my happiest relationship with
nature.
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The third video is to show what I find most interesting
about humans relationship with nature. No matter how much we encourage
ourselves to go outside and take a walk it is rare we step beyond the cement
path. We follow the concrete as though it is our own yellow brick road with beautiful
images waiting to corrupt us on either side. As children we are taught to keep
off the grass and the longer we follow the rule the harder it is to break.
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Again, a standout effort here. You've managed both a coherent trio and a complex, creative approach unlike most of your classmates. Brava!
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