Seira Pomodoro

Just some pictures of Pomodoros sculptures, about finding a complex inner form when the outer form suggest something entirly different ... A new form being founded within the chaos of an outer form. His Spheres are called Sphere Perforations

Final Composition

Final Photos to Form Final Composition

Each photograph is a process of a system to represent movement, each adds to the experience of movement through different mediums.
This first Photo shows in close up detail the movement being mapped on the 2D, then as it branches out beyond the board, Two maps here; One is Paris ariel view and the other is a map of hireachy, which points are allowd to match up, where the large streets stopped, they were branched off to the other map.

This photo Branches the 2D movement into the 3D. The large shapes begining to form are city blocks as they are suspended between the roads in space
The 3D mapped movement model placed on the google earth image of Paris.





Detail of the water falling down the model, here the wire 3D roads are the paths of movement as
the water falls along

This detail shows the shadow play and the next photo shows the sequence of that process to get the shadows as the light source moves over the movement map. Here the wire roads stop movement, light passes around the wire while the wire hinders it.















This sequence shows the movement through this 3 Dimensional space. The light moves through the 3D map modelling movement of a more complex nature the simple "Birds eye view Observation" and point plotting, it observes the new movement and argues hirarachey of space and occupation, where does or doesn't the light reach? where can or can't we move?

Composition Process

This is the Compositional model made for the final project, started off with a few maps of Paris from Google earth on seperate walls, then connecting up the major streets, it starts off being held with masking tape just because it was hard making it all connect in the right way without it falling down but i didn't want unnecessary complication ... so yeah, it was annoying.