November 30th, 2007 admin Posted in Digital Tools and Fabrication No Comments »
The mistakes morié
The inclusion, development, propagation, existence, replication, acknowledgement, rights, patterns and beauty of what are commonly known as accidents, is encouraged. Furthermore, they have equal rights within the composition as deliberate, conscious, or premeditated compositional actions or decisions. —took from Matthew Herbert’s P.C.C.O.M. Numeral 5—
November 30th, 2007 admin Posted in Digital Tools and Fabrication, emergent-culture No Comments »
October 21st, 2007 admin Posted in Digital Tools and Fabrication, copy/paste culture 1 Comment »
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The inclusion, development, propagation, existence, replication, acknowledgement, rights, patterns and beauty of what are commonly known as accidents, is encouraged. Furthermore, they have equal rights within the composition as deliberate, conscious, or premeditated compositional actions or decisions. —took from Matthew Herbert’s P.C.C.O.M. Numeral 5—
The inclusion of random colors and lines over the non-cut plywood sheet and also adding random projected colors over the (un)finished-model, just for the photo-shooting session, reinforces the effect of the curved shapes made by straight lines. And encourages the ephemeral as a characteristic of any digital intervention…mostly the built ones.
Non-polar organization of the beams was used in order to reinforce the some-times-misunderstood-flexibility of the GRID —grid only visible on top view— The holes are there because this-thing needs to breath…do you agree?
…The un(finished) model is ready to get plugged…
