How can objects metamorphose, mutate and be modified into a new hybrid? I explored the transformation of shapes, spaces and forms through their structures, appearance and function
My installation is about having a look inside the body. Being exposed to organs, arteries, but most of all being able to feel the warmness and the flesh.
I experimented with luminosity in order to achieve and explore another way of looking at the installation when it is night time and to see how it would change as a whole.
I’ve looked more closely into the area of the pelvis and the vagina during my project called ’Inside Out’. I’ve abstracted the organs, started to explore how I could achieve an external manifestation.
What is normally inside is now outside. The organs are no longer inside the body but now outside. While the organs usually wear our body, our skin, here the complete opposite happens.
I wanted to achieve a total external manifestation of the organs and therefore decided to change their scale. The organs now take over the whole environment.
My first iteration of a cocoon. Wrapping someone into leafs.
During my project called ‘’Transformation of nature’’ I was interested into cocoons and temporary structures. This is my first iteration of a temporary structure based in Hooke Park, Dorset.
I was extremely inspired by pioneering. I designed a structure that would stand on its own not having to rely on the trees as the primary structure but to be able to stand on its own.
I’ve inserted by structure in the Havelock Estate in South hall which is a site currently being refurbished. Inspired by the courtyard for the design of the structure.
