Sculptu re Project
Inspired by the modular sculptures of Eduardo Chillida, I began exploring how simplified, structural forms could be used to suggest the human body. Through this process, I experimented with translating the rigidity and mass of
To make the project more personal, I began reflecting on my father’s cancer diagnosis and the impact it has had not only on him, but on our entire family.
This led me to explore the idea of cancer cells being contained within modular structures, using form and structure as a
Cancer
cell
studies using quink ink and bleach.
These experiments focused on creating organic, free-flowing textures and patterns, which stood in stark contrast to the rigid,
Through these studies, I examined how modular minimalist shapes can fit together and interact, using form and negative space to suggest a male and female relationship without relying on
3D model experiments
Card, quink ink, plaster of paris, biro on paper
Advanced Higher
Art – Lily Pad
Glass House
Architecture
Project
Initial ideas and inspiration and research of the site area.
Exploration of shapes and forms and initial ideas using various media. I generated some AI images for initial inspiration as an experiment – it was interesting to use as a creative tool, but practically I found that it didn’t
I found model making to be really beneficial to working out structural ideas – probably more so than drawing as it enabled me to understand space, form, scale and how light might flow through a
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is important to me and I wanted my design to be sustainable
by capturing rainwater which then could be used to water the plants. I explored ways in which this could be
Course: Van of dreams project and presentation
Watch the presentation here:
https://youtu.be/Jqfwx8s6J fI
