MFA Interior Architecture, Part 8

shadows are cool!

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 7

my marilyn monroe pose

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 6

hobo

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 5

next, i will be modeling these garments, or what i like to call fashitecture.

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 4, addendum

here's another view

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 4

my first attempt at pouring paper over it. pretty darn good. (i'll get to the one's where i dipped it in paper, later. that project happened at the same time as this. but i want get this project first)

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 3

copper wires and pipes and thread weaved together. sorry the pictures aren't good.

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 2

my first time architecture and fashion met. and it has been a love story ever since.

MFA Interior Architecture, Part 1

this was my first project during my career as a MFA interior architecture student. i'll start with the first project then move to my current project.

preveiw

here's just a sample of what happened in my crit.

the new phonebooks are here!!! the new phonebooks are here!!!!!!

about a month ago, a professional photographer came in and shot the fashion department garments. i was lucky enough to find my self in that mix. and finally, after much running around between myself and my two professors, we got our hands on them. and they look absolutely gorgeous, if i don't say so myself.









for those of you who are interested in my process, as too how i got here. just let my know. i would think that the garment does a better job of speaking then i would ever do.

coincidence or conspiracy

David Coddington, Emotive Spaces, 2008

Arne Quinze, L'Eclaireur, Paris, 2009


i can't claim all the "stick art or buildings" myself. here's something my professor, thomas kong, did earlier, i think. but he didn't even mention it while we were working on it. as if, he wanted me to figure it out for myself. those damn professors.

activity spaces

here's a preview of the work i completed last semester.

The Lightness and Weight of Space

I have been building models for a project to create a space inspired by Paul Klee and Italo Calvino. The interactive instillation will ultimately be in a large glass room at the Art Institute of Chicago, facing the garden. Playing around with preliminary models, I decided to scan some, and love the resulting images:

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