With final moderation knocking on the door. Visualizing the manner in which to best display my pieces is crucial. As the way in which work is exhibited can also make or break them.
Earlier in the year we set out to design our own exhibition, and in a world where almost every square inch of land seems occupied thanks to the population explosion and rampant urbanization around the globe, it is no wonder that our imaginations take us to the skies and to the vast oceans. the floating concept illustrates a possible method of escaping urban sprawl with a series of entire mobile, self-sufficient and off the grid exhibitions.
As the world develops, there are new and innovative ways about how design communicates with manufacture. I had proposed to create an exhibition with the element of "future design".
The objective of the exhibition would be to invoke an aesthetic appeal towards its audience in regards to "future design", that being rapid prototyping and additive manufacture such as 3D printing and to challenge the existing fixation with precious metals. To appeal to an audience that cannot comprehend or understand rapid prototyping and creating an awareness around it.
With the above mentioned the concept was taken into Rhino, a CAD software and manipulated to my desire.
The manufactured and printed pieces would then be displayed in the glass boxes as to appear as if they were floating.
