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Constructing Pillars

lsimonsart
Jun 24
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Below are two of the pillars constructed. One of the taller 1200mm pillars, and the smallest 200mm pillar. While constructing these pillars I decided to orientate some of the panels facing inwards and outwards rather than having all the drawings on the interior. This was due to both the connection and dissconnection between drawings. I want the drawings to flow into each other.


After constructing these two pillars, I organised all of the boards by size and took a photo of each size grouping so that I could print out the photos and begin to arrange each individual board (cut out) to see what shapes and link emerge when placed together. Doing the arranging this way made it easier to play around with as I had all of the 'boards' on one desk. This also meant that I could transport the 'boards' to other people to see what they thought about the links and connections, and to see if they notice thing that I didn't notice initially.


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