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Tuesday, 22 August 2023

Radical Perspectives : Sky Watching /Outpost Studio Space

 Outpost 070922








Radical Perspectives.


Space-time Manifolds.

Intertwined cinemas within a bottle of light.

Fissure space reflection on underside of suspended cinemas.

Concept Studies/Diagrams.


Space was perceived by the body moving through time.

Parallax, Steven Holl.


Plastic Media

Performative Apparatuses.

The Observer and The Observed.


A return via the time exposures to the unexpected and a intricate order made up of  patterns, movements and constellations.


New thrilling metaphorical structures.


Beyond the purely visual, to get a flat surface to interact with physical phenomena, which would be recorded without any intervention or involvement. Photographic events in which some images recorded very determined fixed forms, and in other time-exposures the images became more about traces and about movement.

Susan Derges.


Infra-ordinary


Dust Breeding.

Giacometti's Cell/Studio.

A Species of Spaces.


Intra-acting


Contemporary Architectural Practices.

Spatial Practices/Visual Fine Art.

Quantum Superposition.


At the moment a measurement is made in Beijing, everything remains in quantum superposition with respect to Vienna. The equipment making the measurements, the scientists reading them, the notebooks in which they are written down, the messages in which the results of the measurements are conveyed, are all quantum objects themselves. 


Helgoland,Carlo Rovelli.



Quantum intra-acting

The concretization of  colour as substance/matter/movement/agency.


Beuy's brown and Klein's blue form a pair of opposites, according to the hermetic-alchemical world view, such opposites contain the arcane power of polar dissimilarity that seeks to be augmented and joined together.


Beuys Brown and Klein Blue, Magdalena Broska.


Elective Affinities

Susan Derges/Garry Fabian Miller.


The direct use of physical materials, the interest in systematic experimentation and a preoccupation with the fluctuating perception of events depending on the position of the observer and the nature of the light.


Through the realm of perceptual experiences.


Both art and science alter our perceptions and knowledge, whether from philosophy, science or the arts it filters down into our general awareness to affect our world view.


Wondrous essences put back into existence, through re-achieving a direct and primitive contact with the world.


Plastic media, time based immateriality.

Surface interactions produced from physical phenomena made visible.



Metaphors for phenomena


Patterns as either/both particles and waves.


Unknowing Expectation.


Prints of a scientific exactness.


This reduction of process down to such a simple method.

He felt amazed by the clarity of the procedure, it seemed incredibly releasing and radical, and something to aspire to.


Working series that focusses on the immense through engagement with the specific. 


Homeland, the body gains access to the world as a way of living and working.


Making a garden after the making of the mornings pictures, feels like the right way to fill the hours which remain in the day.


Field Studies/Kilquhanity.

Building template for positioning of circulatory pathways.

Garden drawings and sculptural mappings of the passage of sunlight.


Shifting relationships of the real world have been assimilated into her imagery.


In particular her world view was affected by the ideas of contemporary physicists.


New possibilities for plastic media has been that phenomena are no longer seen as static entities in space and time, but as dynamic and interrelated with specific structured laws and principles.


The Darkroom as cell and workroom, a room apart from the world.


Science, Order and Creativity.

David Bohm.


The Implied Observer




Towards an understanding of how matter comes to matter.


Performativity is precisely a contestation of the excessive power granted to language to determine what is real, performativity is actually a contestation of the unexamined habits of mind that grant language and other forms of representation more power in determining our ontologies than they deserve.


Thingification, the turning of relations into things, entities, relata, which infects much of the way we understand the world and our relationship to it.





In Posthumanist Performativity, Karen Barad advocates agential realism as an alternative to representationist ontologies that split semiotic from material reality.


Barad argues that matter is not a substance but an intra-activity, and that agency is not an exclusively human attribute, but rather the enactment of iterative changes across macro/microscopic levels of matter.


Matter is performative in that it reproduces itself through the effects of its own intra-active dynamic material relationships. Relata do not pre-exist these relationships, but emerge through them in the fluid, diffractive boundaries that crystalize phenomenon/matter into things/thingification that are positioned in a spatial-temporal affective relation.


The subject/object dichotomy is performatively enacted through the specific spatial temporal proximity between the two necessary for apprehension, in which the approximal relationship through which subject and object emerge. The cognitive split that constitues the I is a discursive practice called the agential cut which is a conception of separability between one thing and another that grants the illusion of agency.


For Barad, discursive practices are not only linguistic expressions of human language, but extend to other material specific practices of intra-action entangled with other intra-actions that produce material phenomena. The material apparati which constrain, but do not over determine these practices find within their own diffractive limits possible dynamic reconfigurations of the world.


Because being is not a static relationality but a doing, that always entails constituting exclusions, a posthumanist engagement with performative matter must not only account for the sites of human/non human cuts, but also challenge the ethical stakes of such cuts.


Summary Notes : Karen Barad, Posthuman Performativity, S.A. Colclough.


Intra-actions produce material phenomenon.


Friday, 25 February 2022

Speculative Drawings/Paintings/Projects : Choreography of Light /Becoming Spatial/Figural

Immateriality and Transparency

DSC_2038 Biomedical : Architectural Glass Design
2014 Stevens Competition
Cambridge University Hospitals
Biomedical Campus

Photography and Drawing
Marks and movements of precision and indeterminacy

Outpost 240222



Procession

Choreography of light for the moving eye.

Henry Plummer, 2009.



The Interplay of Light and Movement.

The visual attraction that can electrify space with strong perceptual and emotional forces.



Simulacrum, E.ON Munich, Andreas Horlitz, 2006.








'Art in construction' is a wall installation that describes a superimposition of different systems for interpreting the world. Astronomical motifs are superimposed on micro array structures, while lines of force from the world of electricity and imaged quotations from that of quantum physics are, in turn, superimposed on the astronomical images.



Andreas Horlitz no longer saw photographic images as images intended to reflect reality, but rather as raw material to be worked, a source of artistic creativity. Photography simply supplies the material that the artist then reorders and combines in order to establish another unexpected sensual context and thus provide insight into what we perceive as reality. For Horlitz the idea of the image detail, its meaning as part of a larger reality, and the idea of superimposition have been present in the artist's work from the very beginning.



Horlitz's pictures raise the question of whether photography is even capable of reproducing the complex structures of reality.

Barbel Tannert.





Primal Images, Gaston Bachelard's loss and then recovery of light in darkness.



Due to its power to seduce and attract, light has always played a pivotal role in successions of space  that are rewarding and memorable.



Immateriality and Transparency.

Technique and Expression in Glass Architecture.

Pallasmaa, 2003.





Anglian Potters

Undercroft, Norwich.

Ferini Gallery, Lowestoft. 



Gas Reduction Firing.

Architectural Ceramics.

Re-Installation of 20 cubic foot kiln surrounded by building materials.



 

Forming Inside Spaces

Propositions on Architectural Objects/Spaces : Hand-built slab ceramics.



Raw clay slips/oxides/glazes, paper stencils and other intermediary materials.

Post reduction, wood chippings, wire inclusions and wrappings/layerings.





Studio Thinking/Sensory and Sensate : The body in contact with its mattering.

Collage explorations between the division of things.



Immaterial and concrete materials in contact with the corporeal human/social body.

Peter Zumthor, Therme Vals, 1996.



Beyond the symbolic depictions of diagram/map or chart and their mappings/relationships.



Further Study : Working Title



Transitions : Intervals in visual thinking.



Passive/Kinetic Fields : Spatial surfaces of agency between Fine Art, Performance and Architecture.

Capacitance as a working condition/spatial agency of a diffractive art based inquiry/practice.



Definition/Physical Phenomena/Concepts used to attach feelings to things.



Displacements/Situatedness/Patterning/Redundancy.











Capacitance and its relationships, movements between space, surface, volume and subjectivity.



Bitumen Paintings/Pierced Membranes : Encapsulated Layering/Textile

Social noise cancelling art works derived from sound deadening pads.



Baffles/Filters : Spatial Intermediaries.



Richard Serra : Paint Stick Drawings.



Reading Matter and Rooms

The Lake of The Mind/Stochastic Thinking : Steven Holl.








Saturday, 3 July 2021

Architecture and Experimental Photography : Glass Panels/Stevens Competition

Architecture and Experimental Photography/Stained Glass 

Winchester Science Centre, SPUD, experimental photography, architectural glass, Stevens Competition, glass walls, translucency, Russell Moreton, interior design, photogram, spatial practice, shelter design, UCA Farnham,











Posted 02/04/2014

Saturday, 17 June 2017

Josef Albers : Glass, Colour and Light.

Guggenheim Museum. 1994

Catalogue

32. Skyscaper 11
1929
Sandblasted flashed glass 36.2 x 36.2cm.

30. Skyscraper 1
1927/1929
Sandblasted opaque flashed glass 34.9 x 34.9cm.

28. City
1928
Sandblasted opaque flashed glass with black paint, 33 x 55.3cm.
Badley damaged with sections of glass missing.
Alber's numerical notations in white chalk or pencil are visible on the surface.

21. Frontal
1927
Sandblasted opaque flashed glass with black paint, 34.8 x 47.9cm.

https://ia800808.us.archive.org/9/items/glascoli00albe/glascoli00albe.pdf







Tuesday, 22 May 2012

Architectural Abstracts : Glass and Light.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/russellmoreton/sets/72157629844185310/">Architectural Abstracts : Glass and Light., a set on Flickr.

Reclaimed images from inside a camera obscura ( Kilquhanity 2011) via the cyanotype process.

Sunday, 20 May 2012

Cyanotype,photogram from leaded window

Cyanotype process used to record both the structure of a leaded window and a sublime value of transparency. Original stained glass panel created in 1991 reflecting on global issues at the time. This subsequent work on paper reflects the generative nature of the creative process.