summary of john and alex
I got the tute with John!..and was good again!
in simple words these are the three things I need to focus on:
1.What is what I mean by paper and what is what interests me about that and what is what I mean by stone and what is what interests me about that.
2.The rotation (and he told me to look at the 6 degrees of freedon of an object)
3.Origami. This means on the scalability of the object to studio to "warehouse scale/city"
he told me to be very pragmatic about this and start as I did in the dog box with an unfoldel cube, and then how the cube would keep unfolding and transform its scale and keep unfolding and change its scale again.
here is a (bit empty) story board of how far I understand the story of my PROJECT/TS.
How I understand so far the steps are:
1. Collecting and bringing the city in the studio through the camera obscura.
2. The projection inside the studio is projected upside down
3.Inside the studio there is another camera obscura that is the scale of an object that you could carry in your hand that inverts again the image and puts the image straight
4.The image/self-portrait of the city projected in the studio is materialized by both through the image making and through the inhabitation of the studio (in paper and in stone)
5. the studio, warehouse/city scale and object can transform the one into the other through unfolding, so it can expands and compress again.
6. the studio rotates in order to put straight the image of the city projected inside the studio (the studio for ts will be "paper")
7.To rotate the "STONE" (Which by stone I understand the "permanent, historical, core, structure,) changes the whole portrait of the city.
8.I know it still might be unclear.......¿?.... does this make sense?
some tests of how I can start making it...
Alex tutorial: super helpful too. Basically the bok drawing will start to get thicker...I'll start to incorporate reflections inside as well, so the space can also starts to look at itself. and reflect the drawing inside the drawing. also I will start removing layers. If I remove the chairs the whole scale of the drawing changes, If I remove the wall, or the dorr and bla bla... If I close the door then the portrait of the city changes as well...
I'll start to add textures in the drawing box and new layers....
