Ideas: Group Contribution

Below are some images that the other members in the group have found and contributed. I really like the examples that use lines. I like the sense of ‘direction’ that they illustrate and I can imagine being in those spaces and feeling a little uncomfortable as you have all these lines that your unsure which ones to follow and even if your mean’t to follow any. I like the idea of ‘uncertainty’ in the work. Clicking on each image will open up a new tab with a link to the website each one of these were found.

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After sharing all our ideas with each other, we all agreed that we would like to create a series of posters using  lines (like in the bottom image). We were thinking of displaying five posters around the room and then having lines connecting them together. Possible ways of showing the lines, that we came up with were; painting them, using duck tape or string.  We would use the whole room not just the floor or the walls but the ceiling and pipes/ furniture in the room too. The main idea behind this is literally transforming the F block space.

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