See / Perceive
Course: Printed Matter
with Caroline Rabourdin
This course considers the form of the book as a site for architectural exploration. You will learn about the role of the book in the recording and dissemination of architectural ideas with the treasures of the AA Archive, and also see how artists’ book production from the 60s might inform architectural production. You will learn bookbinding techniques and learn about book production. Ultimately, the aim of the course is to produce your own book or series of books, experimenting with paperspace and its interaction with the reader.
Unnamed Placemark
Course: Cellar Door
with Inigo Minns
This course explores the fundamental qualities of drawing and image making. Through a series of tests using different media, students spend 8 weeks exploring how we make images and how we can make them better. Starting with architectural drawing formats as well as works from graphic design and fine art, students will develop a series of strategies for bringing more visual intent, beauty and power to their work. Analysing composition, colour, projection, media, and image making techniques, the aim of this course is to develop a unique drawing language suitable for every student project.

See / Perceive.

See / Perceive.

See / Perceive. From the 8-year-old blind girl to the famous blind poet Homer, this book contains poems written by the blind, allowing us to get access to their world.

See / Perceive. Printed completely in black ink, the text is extremely tiny and the Braille is also very subtle, different textures on the paper provides the various feelings and themes.

See / Perceive. The cover page represents the sensation or emotion of the poetry using smell and sound and feel.

See / Perceive. The book is for two people to read together when they facing each other, creating a chance for us and bind people to communicate.

Unnamed Placemark. From imitating Gursky’s photography methods to adding a humorous and odd twists to the work, the authenticity and fiction of the work are constantly reframed.
