class work - generating ideas
class work - generating ideas
class work - generating ideas
point and line
human connection
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experimenting with string, manipulating the string to intertwin and wove throughout and withing the chair.
mapping out the intangibles of connection and movement that occur around and on a chair.
human connection
hands connected by string.
bodies connected by string.
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where do we connect? how do we connect? our bodies are central to connecting us to our environment, to other humans; it connects us to the interior and exterior.
tension and barriers
limitations
void of unknown
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connection.
precedent
chunky move
An Australian contemporary dance academy held a panel discussion in which the relationship between the body and architecture. exploring the connection the physical space has with bodily gestures created through the act of dance.
"What are the similarities between dance and architecture? How does each engage the human body and spatial construction?"
Osaka's Skyline
Spatial Bodies, by AUJIK, challenges the geometric perspectives on architecture through digital manipulation to create organic forms. these forms symbolise roots, trees, interweaving and creating a sense of movement. They tried to portray architecture as a living organism.
how does our body move? how does it move in relation to other bodies? to our environment? the external, internal environment. context? objects and the body.
form and space
bodily positions and shapes
- organic, free flowing movement of the body
- bodily gestures
- bodily positions
- body is in constant contact with the environment
- everyday movement through space
- bodily forms
- body in relation to its environment?
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- bodies are connected to exterior and interior
- the body as an interior?
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clay modelling
casting
feel and touch
texture and pattern
bodily movement
nature and environment
exploring bodily movements in relation to fabrics - body feeling material - how the body moves.
texture exploration in photography
I used photoshop and played around with layers and opacity to create immersive, ethereal collage that captures the body and its relationship with environment. I also layered the watercolour on top - exploring texture further.
