1. connection vs disconnection
2. dazzle in geometry
3. overlapping
4. distortion + overlapping
5. gemetrical distortion
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FLOWSPACE ARCHITECTURE / LONDON
AA Bar/ AA School of Architecture
AA INTERMEDIATE UNIT 6
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Camouflage is the blog for Intermediate Unit 6 at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, taught by Jonathan Dawes, Dagobert Bergmans and Fumiko Kato
Click below to view unit texts, student and tutor posts and collective projects alongside links and unit history.
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FLOWSPACE ARCHITECTURE / LONDON
AA Exhibition 5-20 Feb 2010
AA Bar/ AA School of Architecture
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2 comments:
Hi JinUk- I see significant development in the patterns since we last met. I particularly like 1, 2 & 5.
1. Explores the may edges and profiles are made or merged.
2. Explores the possibilities of ambiguous planes- notions of perspective or pictorial space.
5. Is incredibly dynamic and successfully employs the techniques of distortion.
I am interested in the possibility of overlap as in 3. and 4. but maybe it should be more subtle like No. 1.
Well done- Jonathan
Hi JinUk! Very dynamic patterns and effects! I like 1st, 2nd and 5th image too.Especially the 5th image is incredibly strong and dynamic. I personally would like to see the 3rd image a bit more explored.
I think all the layers are treated same way at the moment. Maybe give some layers / part of pattern priority. I think it would give the pattern depth or maybe woven effect!
Keep up the good dazzle work!
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