What I like about these artworks is they all take an existing object and tweak it to give it new meaning. I wonder how I can create a space that allows artists the same kind of expression and rebellion.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
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Photomontages
Site 1
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Final Narrative
Analysis of Painting:
The painting depicts an empty room with no furniture and no human presence. I saw it as a space of quiet solitude and contemplation, so I decided to create a series of rooms for a philosophy student, someone likely to use spaces that are quiet and still, with little distraction from the outside world. Despite the solitary nature of the painting, there is a harsh conflict occurring between the regions of light and dark. The open window allows a clearly defined streak of light to enter the room, and touch upon various surfaces. Parts of the room are directly illuminated, whilst others are dark and hidden in shadow. I considered how to approach this internal conflict for a philosophy student, and decided to examine two contrasting notions of philosophy: Eastern and Western philosophy (as a vast simplification), and how I could represent these different notions through architecture.
'Sun in an Empty Room' - Edward Hopper
Final Drawings
Floor Plan - Scale 1:100
Roof Plan - Scale 1:100
Axonometric - Scale 1:100
Long Section - Scale 1:100
Left: Short Section through 'Temptation' Room and return corridor - Scale 1:100
Right: Short Section through Eastern Wing 'Contemplation' Room - Scale 1:100
Left: Short Section through Western Wing 'Contemplation' Room - Scale 1:100
Middle: Short Section through Western Wing Corridor and return corridor - Scale 1:100
Right: Short Section through Eastern Wing 'Body' Room and return corridor - Scale 1:100
Left: Short Section through Entrance Room and staircase - Scale 1:100
Right: Short Section through Eastern Wing 'Feelings' Room and return corridor - Scale 1:100
Left: 3D Perspective of Western Wing 'Contemplation' Room
Middle: 3D Perspective of Western Wing Corridor
Right: 3D Perspective of Return Corridor
Left: 3D Perspective of Eastern Wing 'Body' Room
Middle: 3D Perspective of Eastern Wing 'Temptation' Room
Right: 3d Perspective of Eastern Wing 'Contemplation' Space
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