Translation Object to Drawing
Shin Egashira

First Year - Autumn 2011

33 Bedford Square-
First Floor Back
Tuesdays 2-5pm

 

Translation of objects into drawings / drawings into objects

 

Is there any difference between means of representation and that of designing? The course will examine close link between procedures in representing and making of space, by translating an object into various form of drawings as well as interpreting a set of drawings into various patterns in models.

Topics include: section / extraction and subtraction, layering and projection / exploded axonometric, choreography / three dimensional trace and diagram, drawing relationships between objects and drawings / unmaking objects by drawing.

 

Course
Student: Ja Kyung Kim
  • Session 1: Tuesday 4th Oct & Tuesday 8th Nov:

  • -Introduction (ref. Robin Evans, Ben Nicholson, M. Duchamp, Moholy-Nagy, etc.)

  • -Section / Extrusion and Subtraction.

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  • Session 2: Tuesday 11th Oct & Tuesday 5th Nov:

  • -Section / Extrusion and Subtraction.

    -Sequence of Moving Object / 3d Trace and Diagram.

     

  • Session 3: Tuesday 18th Oct & Tuesday 22nd Nov:

  • -Translations of Drawings and Materialize them into Objects (3 Dimensional Drawings).

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  • Session 4: Tuesday 25th Oct & Tuesday 29th Nov:

  • -Final Submission

     

  • Enrolled Students
  • Group 1

  • Ahmad Ismail Altahhan
    Shahaf Blumer
    George Alexander Fergusson
    Faiza Bano Hussain
    Ji Soo Hwang
    Tane Kinch
    Anthony Shung Yiu Ko
    Hwa Jeong Lee
    Lorenzo Luzzi
    Adrian Kwai-Kai Ma
    Joy Zehnom Matashi
    Natasha Rieffel
    Pei Tsen Yeoh

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  • Group 2

  • Oliver Sean Chiu
    Seung Woo Han
    Stefan Jovanovic
    Hyun-Jin Kim
    Jin Seo Lee
    Jiwon Lee
    Wei Qi Lim
    Nabila Mahdi
    James Charles Mak
    Efstratios Mortakis
    Carlos Cassian Peters
    Arefeh Sanaei

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