Lux Paper 2017

Images of Light Prototype in Site - wellington waterfront

Testing final assemblage in the dark

Exterior holographic material coverin

Chosen method is small wheels on the edges of the mirror prism. The lining of the outer pipe is a polypropylene fabric

Trying to find method to allow the pipes to spin, tried fabric

Brainstormon how to contruct the inner tube. After talking to Antony we came up with an inner tube that did not need to be circular.

Material pricing and measurements for inner rings

Modelling in sketchup and laying out on a sheet for laser cutting. These are the current inner rings that allow the spinning to happen in the kaleidoscope. They are made from 6mm thick mdf which has been lasercut to create an easy way to assemble several layers together and create a thick ring. 

Left it out from 10:30am Thursday to 8:00am Friday 

Looking at Japanese Square Lashing - as well as fun aesthetic for the tube to be more inviting, more kid friendly with a touch of adventure 

added larger markings to allow light in, create a better effect

Liv - Testing lenses at either end of structures, tranparent but colourful/wharped

kaleidoscope mirrors blacked out with holes to allow minimal light in. Possible method of getting LED light into large kaleidosope