Tag: exhibition
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Sound Works
5,500 repurposed bicycle bells positioned on steel pins that th gently ring against one another when the wind blows.
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Valuing the Marks
The unique, broken pieces deteriorate by time, but each one has its grace and history.
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Arcade of Light
The experimental project combines the elements of science and philosophy articulated through intersecting the disciplines of sculpture, architecture and art.
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Underwater Mechanics
The large scale installation captures the complex and subtle movements of water surfaces through a simulation comprised of hundreds of servo-motors.
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Abstract Interpretation
The project is a three dimensional sculpture which goes from a square shape on the wall to an organized line on the opposite side.
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Crash Landing
It tells the story of a fanatic who built his own airplane but because of the poor construction, it quickly crashed.
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Paper Architecture
The collection of work looks at iconic buildings and the creation of imaginary cities made of the thin sheets.
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Ballons at the Ball
To encourage the visitors to utilize the large space, a net filled with pillow like mylar balloons was hung over the main gathering area to indicate the party and dance floor.
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Chocolate Code
A large circular mosaic of a thousand round chocolate pieces that forms a QR code. The graphic model aims to blend the traditional craft with digital technology.
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Flying on Air
The feather pavilion is an intricately designed installation that encapsulates all tenants of the Flyknit technology both literally and figuratively.
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Challenging Conventional Spatial Representation
Exploring and re-interpreting the notion of the empty gallery space, the project places objects in vacancies where they are able to both connect and merge the surrounding environment.
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Extreme Fragility
What happens when an object’s disappearance becomes something much more valuable than its own presence?
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This is not an Umbrella
The installation showcased the perfect solution for a rainy day which is accompanied by continuous rainfall.
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Dancing Feathers
Made of a lightweight structure of stainless steel and glass, intertwined as if it is dancing in space.
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Matches
A coat rack is made from six solid beams of maple wood, in which the blackened edges literally have been charred to resemble used old matches.
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Avoidance and Minimization Logic
Sixteen projects that present an affirmative approach to waste hierarchy, while simultaneously exemplifying eleven different conversion strategies.
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Face to Face
Engineering poetry, the projects are experimental and artistic, but still retain a commercial potential.
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Plexiglas Structures
From initial sketches through the complex tangle of lines and forms, artwork is going far beyond the initial ideas, becoming larger and more complex.
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Natural Morphology
The installation contextualizes the objects in a topography that mimics Sao Paulo’s littoral landscape.
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Change of Shape
This installation was an experimental work done in an attempt to provoke a palpable sense of movement by simply changing the shape of the existing room.
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Slowly Falling
Just like under the snow, you’ll find muted pastels with splashes of blackness and layers of transparency.
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Unfinished Modernizations
The presentation of architectural projects and large-scale urbanistic plannings which denote the period of socialism, focusing on the milestones and visions of the unfinished modernisation of cities.
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Love Letters
It expresses text found in letters written by the designer’s late mother when she was in Sierra Leon in 1974 to her father at the American Univeristy of Beirut.
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What will be the theme of the chinese pavilion at this year’s venice architecture biennale?
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Immersive Subterranean Landscape
The moisture drips down the walls, creating a perfect atmosphere for the fungi to grow.
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Layered Screen
An installation in front of a 10.5m-glazed window in the reception area of an office building.
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Inflatable Trailer
A mobile pavilion constructed out of draft columns. the inflatable structure consists of a platform base with six metal hubs which extend from the lower stand.
Richelle Sibolboro 