Wednesday, August 18, 2010

CRITIQUE-3 (Content Devlopment,Organization,Management)

Gantt Chart



Budget Plan
Project Title: ACID Violence
Date:18-08-10
Budget prepared by Tamanna Akhter





Flowchart



Story Board





Content Devlopment

Acid Violence, “THE STORY
Reasons behind this crime
The acid victims
The attackers
Statistics of this violence
My voice
My reason behind doing this
The actions we can take
Our Voice
A video containing opinions of many Malaysian & Bangladeshi people
Case Study
Some real stories I collected

Monday, August 9, 2010

At National Art Gallery

5th of AUGUST our lecturer Mr.Lim Kok Yoong took us to the National Art gallery, Kuala la Lumpur. There was few video art screenings were displayed. Among all those video screening , certain were really eye catching and full of deep thought no matter complicated, I Have watched several times for better understanding. After that we went upstairs for further art works. All those art work , gave me a pleasure and deep interest about the new culture. Several times I personally came in this National Art Gallery, every time my mind gains new ideas .it refreshes my mind as well. Every time there is different kinds of exhibitions. And this helps me to achieve more knowledge. Any ways, Mr. Kok Yoong has invited one of the artist to meet up especially with us. That was an amazing experience. That Famous Artist named “RUPESH “ was so down to the earth. We all talk together liked an open discussion , we sat down on the floor and then discussed. Mr.Rupesh asked all of us about our Final year Project’s Topic. His IDEA is not like a typical one ever. It was from a different perspective. This touched my heart deeply . Because moreover this is something different from the usual way of teaching method in the class room.

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

CONTEXT

Acid Violence is contextually a social issue and a cultural issue.

Social Issue
This crime is mostly committed by men. The fact that a large portion of Bangladesh society is male dominated adds to the social aspect of the crime.Another aspect is the lack of access of education which comes from poverty.
Cultural Issue
Since this violence is increasing day by day, the idea is spreading among people and becoming an easy way of taking revenge.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

CRITIQUE-2 (Research and Analysia)

WHAT IS ACID?
Acid is any chemical compound.It is a very dangerous substance,when ever it comes closer to any object it destroys totally.

HOW DOES IT AVAILABLE?
Acid is very easy to found. It is a common substance to get in the country like India ,Pakistan, Bangladesh and Cambodia.A cup of Acid costs only a few Cent and is therefore both a cheap and available weapons.

HOW DOES ACID USE
Acid poured form any car battery or purchased from auto repair shops.

WHAT IS ACID VIOLENCE?

Acid violence is a particularly vicious and damaging form of violence in Bangladesh where acid is thrown in people’s faces. The overwhelming majority of the victims are women, and many of them are below 18 years of age. The victims are attacked for many reasons. In some cases it is because a young girl or women has spurned the sexual advances of a male or either she or her parents have rejected a proposal of marriage. Recently, however, there have been acid attacks on children, older women and also men. These attacks are often the result of family and land dispute, dowry demands or a desire for revenge.

CONSEQUENCES OF ACID VIOLENCE
Nitric or sulphuric acid has a catastrophic effect on human flesh. It causes the skin tissue to melt, often exposing the bones below the flesh, sometimes even dissolving the bone. When acid attacks the eyes, it damages them permanently.

REACTION AFTER GETTING AFFACTED BY ACID
The scars left by acid are not just skin deep. In addition to the inevitable psychological trauma, some survivors also face social isolation and ostracism that further damage their self-esteem and seriously undermine their professional and personal futures. Women who have survived acid attacks have great difficulty in finding work and, if unmarried (as many victims tend to be), have very little chance of ever getting married. In a country like Bangladesh this has serious social and economic consequences.















The findings of the survey which are raw data collected by distributing questionnaires among the targeted population of Kuala Lumpur and Cyberjaya. Before proceeding to the actual process there was a distribution of 100 questionnaires. Many of the questionnaires were incomplete, some of them were missing and some of them were found to be filled out without fulfilling the choices given while someone put their own irrelevant choices. After cleaning and justifying only 90 questionnaires were found to be in order for a proper analysis and capable of suggestion making.
















Mind Map

Idea Devlopment


Precedence studies