asymmetricalreflection

looking towards the end of the project and working on the taxonomy of structures has uncovered interesting links to the starting point of the last project – finding connections as ever - mapping the whole process is a wonderfully reflective exercise enabling a level of understanding and proposing what should come next.

getting my head around the final final structure is a tricky one – working with backwards and upside down with two sides having asymmetrical shapes with reflective material juxtaposed with light absorbing black.

breakingrulesmakingrules

Rules are interesting – either setting them from the outset and seeing what work/outcomes occurs as a result of following them or through reflecting on practice and realising that they are inherent in your work. a way of 'short-cutting' this is watching other makers, this acts as a form of mirror -  and then adopting – so I am finding myself relieved of the making-work-from-one-sheet-of-material-rule and allowing cutting with ‘random’ shapes that do not make a whole – some interesting outcomes so far.