| id |
050112_logara-i |
| authors |
Logara, Irena |
| year |
2004 |
| title |
Finding of Form |
| source |
ETH postgraduate studies final thesis, Zurich |
| summary |
The intention of the thesis is to explore the spatial effect created when multiple forces interact in the formation of space. Instead of modeling the form, an internal generative logic is articulated which then produces a range of possibilities for the “fi nding of form”. As a first step creative relationships are being built between the objects in the space and different behaviors are assigned to them. This way, objects interact with each other rather than just occupying space. New fields of infl uence are added or new relations made, creating new variations. These interdependencies then become the structuring, organizing principle for the generation and transformation of form. The surface boundary of the whole deforms as fi elds of infl uence vary in their location and intensity. The insertion of the dimension of time gives the opportunity to follow and observe the deformation process and establishes a relation of continuity between the objects and the space. |
| series |
thesis:MSc |
| full text |
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2005/09/09 12:58 |
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