Some bits of pavement have a story - for instance, the curb stones indicate that there was once a cobbled area of pavement, perhaps a driveway or rather carriageway (as in the photo above) -
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Showing posts with label grids. Show all posts
08 September 2017
Underfoot
Inspiration from the pavement - some of it might fuel my "gridded" journal quilts; most of it is a bit of a patchwork. Layers of history, even.
Some bits of pavement have a story - for instance, the curb stones indicate that there was once a cobbled area of pavement, perhaps a driveway or rather carriageway (as in the photo above) -
Other curbstones have mason's marks - a chiseled initial, or something more mysterious.
Some bits of pavement have a story - for instance, the curb stones indicate that there was once a cobbled area of pavement, perhaps a driveway or rather carriageway (as in the photo above) -
16 January 2016
21 December 2014
Background to grids
Aspects of past work that feed into the "grids" idea
Are portolan charts grids?
Images found on the internet that feed into my gridded, structural thinking -
Deleuze conceives of the grid as territorialised "State Space", inside which movement becomes fixed and tribal. Hmm ... how to break that fixity, disorganise things a bit?
| Irregular grids of city maps and by extension, maps of museums with their structure of rooms |
| Gridded pseudo-maps, reminiscent of kuba cloth patterns |
| gridded book pages |
| gridded quilting |
| Karen Goetzinger (via) |
| Gridded facade of the Bodleian Library (via) |
| A grid by Gego (via) |
| source lost, but isn't it a wonderful structure? |
| a multiplicity of shapes within the gridded roof of the Great Court at the British Museum |
| Gridded drawings by Clare Smith - see more here |
Deleuze conceives of the grid as territorialised "State Space", inside which movement becomes fixed and tribal. Hmm ... how to break that fixity, disorganise things a bit?
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