space play
These two exercises were explorations of interactions with objects and space, specifically with the driving concept of “portals” to connect us with spaces seemingly larger than our physical surroundings.
The first uses a podium with an added marker to initiate the portal appearing, bringing the viewer to outer space where objects are able to exist between the two spaces in their own orbit-like way.
The second was not only a continuation of this concept, but also a response to self-isolating during COVID-19. What if the doorways and halls of our homes (especially space-restricted NYC apartments) could become the corridors, or in this case dock ferry entrance, of spaces three times the scale of our homes?
The first uses a podium with an added marker to initiate the portal appearing, bringing the viewer to outer space where objects are able to exist between the two spaces in their own orbit-like way.
The second was not only a continuation of this concept, but also a response to self-isolating during COVID-19. What if the doorways and halls of our homes (especially space-restricted NYC apartments) could become the corridors, or in this case dock ferry entrance, of spaces three times the scale of our homes?