University of Toronto - 2005
critic: Shane Williamson
critic: Shane Williamson
An 8” rhomboid, lined with photosensitive blueprint paper, is nested within a larger 12” cube and exposed to sunlight light at three 2-hour intervals. The cuts in the outer cube are mimicked by openings in the inner
rhomboid.
From the three exposures, an axonometric time mapping drawing is created with six interpolations. The 2 dimensional exposed areas were then rotated 90 degrees and assigned opacity based on the incoming direction of the original light through the cubes’ faces.
From the three exposures, an axonometric time mapping drawing is created with six interpolations. The 2 dimensional exposed areas were then rotated 90 degrees and assigned opacity based on the incoming direction of the original light through the cubes’ faces.
Lightbox - detail
Lightbox - open/cosed
12in × 12in - basswood, bristol board
Blueprint - exposed: 11am/1pm/3pm
unfolded 8in × 8in rhomboid - blueprint paper, ammonia
Mapping - full drawing
3ft × 4.5ft - pencil on bristol board
Mapping - detail
no scale - pencil on bristol board
