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Last month I discovered The Society For Exploratory Research via Keri Smith’s exhibit for Urban Play. That whole project is a wonder in its own and I think you should check it out (or go! if you near in Denmark).
When I went to their website I joined the subscription list and they send out ‘assignments’ periodically via e-mail. The first one that I got read:
WALKING ASSIGNMENT
1. Take a walk in your neighborhood.
2. Pay attention to the color white.
3. Make a list of things you find.
So last night I went on a walk with my dad down to the park in our neighborhood and took some pictures of white things that I saw. I figured that was better than writing a list because now I have visuals. Here are some of the things I found.
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| a soccer goal |
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| a home plate in a baseball field |
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| a piece of fuzz in my neighbor’s grass |
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| a dirty white net and backboard of the basketball hoop |
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| a shell I peeked at through a fence |
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| a rocking horse on the playground |
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| a lost baseball in a field of clovers |
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| a cool rusty looking lantern in someone’s backyard |
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| a white mailbox down the street |
Other things I saw: + small white flowers in the front yards of everyone on my street + the pitcher’s mound + a mushroom patch + a (huge) dead moth + garage door behind a locked gate + door with red graffiti + lamp post + lawn chairs + picket fence
It was nice to observe a specific color outside, especially one that I don’t look for very often.
