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This design is an attempt at recreating two overlapping offset grids. Both “cages” are suspended on a mobile like system that will allow them to move independently from each other. The light source is also independently suspended so as to create the most changing system possible. I created...
I created some simpler versions of Rajaa Issa’s MorphList examples. Click on the images to enlarge.
The images above are several shots of in-process and completed lantern. Despite several obstacles in assembling the lantern, the overall process was persistently enjoyable and rewarding. The main issue with building the physical model resulted from the chosen material’s rigidity, and lack of area for units to connect...
These three pictures are process pieces towards the final lantern design. The goal is to break down a music sequence, extract the data points that make up the wave and use that to inform where the rectangular slits, folds, and cutouts are being made. Though each one of...
Using point and curve attractors, I created a few example of screening elements which I hope to use in concert with paneling to develop a compelling lantern.
The images I have here are of both digital and physical models. The physical model is made of a thick paper, similar to construction paper to allow for maximum light reflection and minimum transparency. This model represents a more realistic (what a surprise) representation of light on the...
As physical studies of using a singular folding form, and organizing it various patterns, each of these were a play on light and shadow across the paper form. The first is an alternating organization, flipping the shape vertically and placing each adjacent to the next. The second is...
