2nd part of field trip 2 was the Liberty
Focusing on pattern and form was the main priority of this visit for me today, and below are the images taken from this trip.
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| Similar to the material seen in last post. Holes have been drilled i nto the metal sheet to give space for light source to escape. |
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| Metal light shade shaped as a lamp. |
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| Strips of curved wood to form a chair. Tho very simple- I really like the shadow cased beneath it- almost creating an illusion of another layer or curved wood. |
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| Glass table with metal circular frame bottom: transparency is another element which i would like to explore. By simply adding or subtracting the surface above, different projections can be created and vice versa. |
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| Vintage Typewriter. As you can see- there are similarities of the metal bars in this VS the table -left and chair above. |
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| Multiple glass bottle lamp display. I really like how the light shone through this lamp- as there are different thickness to each botle, different depth of colour was projected making each bottle shape more defined than others |
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| Lamp conceled within another. Again, multiple shapes are linked to each other creating a different form. I really like the 'stacking' element of this lamp and how combination of the size and colour of each layer can alter the outcome of the form. |
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Origami table lamp. I think its so intriguing to see some i'm familiar with being turned intosomething that serves a different purpose. I feel the lighting on this lamp serves a great help to define the crease of each fold, making theshadow and shaping even more exciting to look at. |
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| Similar to the metal light bulb and origami lamp- i really like the quirkyness of this lamp and the reflection off the table makes it even more stimulating to look at. For me, there is a sense of pleasure and relaxation to look at. |
This is the end of todays trip... but not an end to a new extraodinary discovery
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