GROUND ZERO

In encountering unfamiliar spaces, the mind instinctively seeks the familiar, drawing upon memories and sensations to expand the perceived environment endlessly. Memories manifest as fragmented compositions, adding depth and personal significance to the surroundings. This interplay creates a fractured spatial realm, where individual objects, colours, and textures intertwine to evoke personal narratives within the built environment.

Materials

Painted plywood, fishing line, nails

Context

Research at the Architectural Association

Dimensions

300 × 300 × 300 cm