In this first letter, that related to the activity of eating from the vending machines interpreted through the state of mind, rejection, of the character, the first attempt has consisted of:
- reinterpreting each component of the corridor
- becoming the vending machine into an architectural component of this space
- making an ever changing cluster of doors to take advantage of the similarity
between office corridors in the world as a critical attitude that can create the opportunity for a virtual space in the fictitious part of the narrative.
Once the components were separated and reinterpreted, I create a new space at once, and I simulated it digitally. This image was after fragmented and printed on different kind of papers. Then I started a process of cutting and pasting, a collage process using 3D simulated fragments.
CRITIC:
- The new space follows the same logic of the corridor that I am trying to distort so
the goal has not been achieved.
- It is based on floor, ceiling and walls in a traditional pictorial sense. That is not part of the XXIst century architectural expression but it is nearer to the XIXth. It should be a dream scape of the magical transformation of the office space but even if there are many interesting analysis, the idea is not spatially achieved.
- The characters, both daughter and father, need a fix position (profession) with specific consequences over the spatial feactures. The depiction I presented here has not that particular and specific features that it should.
- The analysis, interpretation and definition of components has been very fruitful
in order to develop a new interpretation, configuration and representation.
- The two key thing, those which are very important to my project are: The collision between vending and haute cuisine, the hybridization that has been undestood at different levels, such as form + material , eating + working (functions), corridor + kitchen (typologies), physical + virtual (realities)
- The technique has to be improved. It is necessary to find a way of using 3D imagery as a raw material to a collage in a more sophisticated way.
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