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1. Visual complexity
Using Mies van der Rough’s Barcelona Pavilion as a reference architectural space, by designing a space with great depth of field and several focal points and by using different objects/materials with different opacity/colors the space will create a visual complexity for the visitor/user. While also combining in the space/façade current technologies such as media façade and projections instruments the space will be a synthesis of a real/virtual world while adding to the visual complexity experience through and within the space.
2. Non gravity
As a cloud the building should flow/hover above the ground eliminating the rule of gravity and allowing the user different perception experience while observing the surrounding through different height levels. This will allow great air flow/natural light through and within the space and will increase the flying effect for the user. also by using transparent material such as glass the user will have the feeling as if he is flying within the building itself.
3. Dynamic
The space should emphasize the idea of movement like an airplane sliding through the clouds/skyline while designing a light, hover and dynamic space that should be aerodynamic in its essence. A long rectangular and linear shape should contribute to this effect of sliding through the landscape/skyline.
Ambassador Christopher Yvon and Minister of Interior Gordana Jankuloska gave statements to the media on the importance of the project support.
Artist's Statement: An artist/adventurer, a noble buffoon charging through time and space, bursting out randomly believing he can make the world better with art
'merry-andrew the limner arrives'
Sculpture by Stephen Hall
Sculpture By the Sea 2009, Sydney
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Visual Statements
Visual Studies piece from Art and Design Foundation 2012.
An ironic piece of work with bold statements on pieces of recycled/found
materials that wouldn't normally be noticed.
Statements of Heritage: Arkansas State University Heritage Sites
arkansasheritagesites.astate.edu/
Historic Dyess Colony: Johnny Cash Boyhood Home (Dyess)
This collection of my favorite photos from this semester showcases themes such as warmth, travel, love, and joy. I enjoyed learning how to better frame memories and ideas in my photos. I feel like I am now more comfortable thinking outside of the box and experimenting with the technical and visual elements of photography.
if you look hard enough you can make out an ad for lingerie in the backround....i should retake the shot