Thursday, September 27, 2007

Elevator in action









Elevator


Elevator in Unreal

2 point perspective number four

Monday, September 24, 2007

Friday, September 21, 2007

2 Point Perspectives

1.
-----radiate ----- dominate ----- effect -----
2.
----- transform ----- skill ----- stream -----
3.
----- function ----- exclusion ----- risk ------
4.
----- unity ----- maze ----- rigour -----
5.
----- competent ----- sway ----- potential -----
6.
----- forward ----- peer ----- out of reach -----

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

comment on someone else's

you can find my comment on someone's eles unreal ed exp 2 at sophiefaehrmann.blogspot.com

Pathways

(based on one point perspective number six)







Saturday, September 15, 2007

1 Point Perspectives

1.
untiy
function
stream
2.
radiate
peer
transform
3.
competent
exclusion
effect
4.
out of reach
forward
dominent
5.
risk
skill
maze
6.
potential
rigour
sway

Sunday, September 9, 2007

Saturday, September 8, 2007

UT2004 Environment 5 images


The meeting place is the only part of my environment that is in front of the wall. I wanted it to be the mid point as well as the only visable part of the environment acessible to both scientists so that each have privacy in 'creating'. This also reflects my quote as the worst of our world is usually created behind closed doors, undetected until its too late. The sense of fear and danger is also relfected in the shape of this meeting place that has a feel of suspension in mid air that is edgy and dangerous.


Standing in the middle of the meeting point looking at the ramp leading to both entrances to the laboratories. Stephan Hawking's lab on the left and Florence Nightingale's lab on the right.


This is the entrance to the central room in Florence Nightingale's laboratory. I wanted it to have an crisp brightness to it that is overwhelming and stimulating grasping the essence of the quote


This is the back passage way leading to the central room in Steven Hawking's laboratory. I wanted to create a sense of unease, danger of the unknown, a neverending tunnel which is discrete. It is a parallel relfection off the main passage way that offers another element of fear. The length and downward gradient of both tunnels are to convey a sense of speed mirroring the nature of destruction and can be easily navigated by Stephan Hawking.


Looking up at cieling in Stephan Hawking's main lab room.

UT2004 Environment - extra images











Thursday, September 6, 2007

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Chosen combination






The concept behind this combination is the have a feel of movement, of objects that are randomly tumbling out into space. They have no reason behind them and are uneven, intrusive and foreboding. This relfects the conepts behind my quotes, particualrly Stephan Hawkings quote of the nature of comupter viruses.