#spatial drawings

CIRCULATION DIAGRAMS

establishing >the movement through a building, >the connection of spaces within a building, >the relationships between program elements.

circulation is a choreographed movement.

PRESENTATION......presenting a scheme with spatial vignette drawings

top: Hee Cho, 3rd yr F-2009 - Dance School, Paris

bottom: Meredith Zelenka, 3rd yr F-2011 - French Quarter Library

EXPLORATORY DRAWINGS - SPATIAL DRAWINGS 2

http://jairovives.com/Teaching

EXPLORATORY DRAWINGS - SPATIAL DRAWINGS 1

http://jairovives.com/Teaching

I am going to share with you something amazing, something that I fell in love with once I saw it. And that is some impressive contemporary art made by an Irish textile artist Debbie Smyth. She creates intricate 3D drawings using pins and threads. Her artworks join together illustration, drawing, textiles art and embroidery. Something that might usually be a flat drawing becomes a playful and imaginative contemporary 3D art piece.

The artist works with different scales and projects. She creates work for interiors, gallery installations, set design, window displays, graphic design and illustration. To say it in other words, Debbie takes a drawing out of its boundaries and places it in space.

The Visual Language - Carlo Benardini

The idea of division of the visual unity was born in the early Nineties to create two independent visual identities within the same work. At the beginning I performed it with some paintings that you could watch in the dark, made of a phosphorous substrate under thirty light coatings. White monochromes were crossed by white lines, lines of white light on white; in the dark you could see a kind of photographic negative, the white colour became a sparkle unfolded over the coatings. The part of the surface not covered by the coating spilled the phosphorous substrate, creating that sort of sparkling extended over the entire surface, while the white painted line didn't beam light and became a shade on the surface. This was an independent visual reality of modular panels in succession that you could watch by natural light, as well as white and bright in the dark.