ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO: EARTH, SM1 2017 POINT, LINE AND PLANE PHOTOGRAPHY SZEHARLAIGNE YEN 720182 LIZ WATT, WEDNESDAY 2:15
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Point, Line and Plane involves the basis of tectonics within the realm of art, geometry and design. The geometrical basis of the tectonics does not rely on either weight or density, however it does constitute form in it’s purest state. Observed from it’s transformative abilities from one-dimension to another, point line and plane originates the realization of the object.
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The transformable states of Point, Line and Plane depicts the reality of the object and is inconsequential towards its material or light. Planes especially are created through the dimensional space and changes.
Consisting of earthy forms that supposes an awareness towards the gravitational pull of the ground itself. Or perhaps suggesting a resistance to the forces as shown in a mass that floats within space.
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The nature of the tectonics determines it’s defined mass and frame or infill, providing the very basis of the holistic form, at times through repetition of units to create the whole.
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Density to some extent does not relate towards the tectonics but is rather fulfilled through the spaces and voids of its shape that it can be perceived thoroughly. It is this relationship between form and space that derives the transgression of its geometric state.
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The almost invisible state of Point, Line and Plane brings objects in the borderline between the realms of reality and mathematics, perceiving the configuration through creation of methodical silhouettes.
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