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The Fleshless Floor began as an experimental investigation of swollen, gas-infused forms and found its final expression as the ground treatment in an art gallery. The resulting floor is a stretched geometry, compressed and extracted from sheets of an inexpensive ubiquitous material: Birch plywood. Digitally fermented, the originally thick and cloud like model was condensed to fit within a depth constraint of no more than 6 mm.
Visually,
'Fleshless', projects a tension between the model's form- (generated within a software built to mimic nature), and the natural dynamics of the layers of wood.
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Fleshless.
Completed 2008
29/09/2008
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