Starting points...

After doing the initial group work and thinking about Maurizio Anzeri's work I saw that a common theme in both was space and shape. Drawing attention to spaces or shapes which are not at first that noticiable at first glance is very intriguing as it gives you the opportunity to play with what you want people to see. On reading 'Sculpture in The Expanded Field' by Rosalind Krauss I was even more enthused by this line of enquiry - reading about 'the combination of exclusions' made me think of space that is there, but not necesserily visiable...so the spaces inside, around and between the objects/things that we normally forcus on. To make the 'exclusions' the main emphasis of the work, looking at in-between space.