Note: This is part of a series of 20 images, best seen in sequence in the first slide set, top right, "Deconstruction & Reconstruction." Please click on that set, then click on "slideshow." The background remains constant, and a varied cast of characters pass before it, providing a living commentary of the affects of advertising and window display upon us.

Deconstuction

a pile of high temperature fiber frax insullation we had to pull out of the furnace to get to the crucible and castings...

The entire building is slowly being re-done, but things started in the back, this is 2 different days, this weekend we did most of the clean-up work, I put in 6 hours to the cause, but others did much much much more.

Year: 2012

Medium: White T-shirt and beads

Details: In the fashion design and construction class I took at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago I was given an assignment to create something out of a plain white T-shirt. I did not cut the T-shirt at all. Instead I folded it and turned it different ways. The neck opening was originally a sleeve. The armhole was the neck. The part going down on the side was the other arm sleeve. My inspiration was the architecture of Chicago. I tried to replicate the orderly windows of buildings with organized folds and beads. My inspiration came from my personal photography of Chicago. I enjoyed this project because I took an object and redesigned it in many ways without taking it apart.

Worcester Friends Meeting House, 901 Pleasant Street, Newton Square District, Worcester, MA.

29/11/13

A3 Sample of antique lace - Cut up lace trapped between two layers of bondaweb, deconstructed and reconstructed into a fragile yet new contemporary fabric.

of the Southern Railway Station in Vienna

We cut down the wood wall in the wait station and installed the bar here. Now I just wish we had those old barstools!

This beautiful Queen Anne tower is gone forever.

I was round this friend of a friend's flat and they were moving out.

I was round this friend of a friend's flat and they were moving out.

On going project based on the concept of deconstruction.

In an area with lots of new construction, this building was coming down.

Note: This is part of a series of 20 images, best seen in sequence in the first slide set, top right, "Deconstruction & Reconstruction." Please click on that set, then click on "slideshow." The background remains constant, and a varied cast of characters pass before it, providing a living commentary of the affects of advertising and window display upon us.

polish deconstruction party in the dogstar, brixton

Photo by Dennie Eagleson

02/24/10

I decided to use today's image to experiment more using the "sketch" processing I used from yesterday.