Submission #154 | Timothy Percival: Where Light Ends — Where Light Ends approaches our relationship with space as a philosophical inquiry. Built upon architectural scenes, the impact of such environments form the subject of the work.
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Submission #154 | Timothy Percival: Where Light Ends — Where Light Ends approaches our relationship with space as a philosophical inquiry. Built upon architectural scenes, the impact of such environments form the subject of the work.
Aglae Rodriguez: Stains of the Future — After studying the responses of figures in the Rorschach test, it makes me think that perception better fits the subconscious mind. It is what our eyes see from the test that gives our reason in another sense, whether it is smell, music or touch. For this reason, the message of my work is very personal and changes in the mind of each person.
Ben Sykes-Thompson: The Millenium Mills — I became fascinated in how people navigate and remember large spaces, not just through site but all senses often overlooked. I had also explored the notion of the city of 'signs' and the role monuments play as our collective 'anchor points' off which we navigate our mental maps of our city.
Simone Hirmer: Selfstorage — Selfstorage is a phenomenon of our time, a phenomenon of densing cities, less and less room for the individual and the collectiveness of subjects human seems to need. This called forth economical containers, personal storage units that aim to provide room for all those subjects that seem to be so utterly important for us.
