drawing. front elevation

drawing. side elevation

rendering: rhino/photoshop color study

Forgive me.  I sort of know where I’m going here and I sort of don’t.  It started off as a project with Adam Lassy using boxes and QR codes to implement Augmented Reality on top of the forms.  The idea started off as an exercise of redefining form which in turn would redefine function type thing, ie.  how you arranged the boxes would determine what would be projected upon them (ie. a lamp, or a dresser that would than function as one).  But now I’m off on some tangent and I’m not sure how or where it will end up.  I started off with the block which I played with and came up with the form you see here.  These blocks I wanted to be multiplied and stacked upon so it still has the modularity aspect but I was playing with the idea of having the images projected upon the boxes to become a sort of chandelier. but maybe it would just be a wall sculpture…seeing that there could be a lot of complications with having the camera see the markers from the ceiling and how to hang the whole structure off the ceiling without blocking the markers so that the camera can see it in order to activate the projections.

vase modeled using subdivision surfaces in Maya and fabricated using a 3D printer.