Showing posts with label bartlett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bartlett. Show all posts

SMOUT & ALLEN

Smout Allen - beautiful sketch book workings are just the tip of the iceberg.

ANATOMISING


Brian Dettmer, to coin a term, 'anatomises' books. Carving into the text, he reveals inner hidden systems - drawing correlations through and outside the pages rather than simply across. I am perhaps a bit late in stumbling across his work - however it is still stunning. It is reminiscent of a project I saw at the Bartlett a few years ago which I will endeavour to find and post here.

THE GOLDEN AGE



THE GOLDEN AGE - The Simulation, by Paul Nicholls at the Bartlett. He writes:


THE GOLDEN AGE is a film which speculates on artificial intelligence within a simulated architecture.  It is concerned with technology, synthetic programmed spaces, and the temporality of our immediate conceived environment, physical or otherwise.
It is part of a wider project which looks at a ‘downloaded’ architecture, radically changing the consumerist lifestyle we are all used to.

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