Skull Exhibition

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For the love of God Damien Hirst is a british arstist. His artwork is always surrounding by death causing a lot of polemics. Its raw materials define it as an artwork of unprecedented scale. The 32 platinum plates are set with 8,601 flawless diamonds. The teeth inserted are real and belong to the original skull. The research revealed that the skull dated from around 1720 - 1810, and was from a 35-year-old man of European/Mediterranean ancestry. The title originates from exclamations Hirst’s mother would make on hearing his plans for new works when he was starting out as an artist. His explanation of death: “You don’t like it, so you disguise it or you decorate it to make it look like something bearable – to such an extent that it becomes something else”. The incorporation of the large central stone was inspired by memories of the comic ‘2000 AD’. Hirst explains: “It kind of just looked like it needed something. A third eye; a connection to Jesus and his dad”.


Concept


Concept

SKULL UNKNOWN

PAIN

FILTER ENTRANCE

FEAR

SADNESS


Concept

Entrance

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Concept

Entrance

Legend:

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Entrance

Bar

Bathrooms

Fear room

Sadness room

Distribution

Ticket office + Staff

Unkwon room

Pain room

Filter

Skull exhibition


Concept

Entrance

Legend: Main way Secondary ways

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Unknown room

Dark room Gives the sensation of unfamiliar place Unrecognized place

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Fear room

1/75 Room that plays with your senses It will be compoud of sounds, projections etc.


Pain room

1/75 Room full of torture’s objects Plays with your imagination


Sadness room

1/75 Room with images Plays with your emotions


The Filter

Preparation for another point of view of Death Brazilian Culture - renew your energies in a falling water Let back the first experiences and its feelings

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Skull room

1/75 Experience of another meaning of death through Art


Floor Plan C

D

A

A

B

B

C

D

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Floor Plan

WC

4,44 sqm

Living Bar 16,41 sqm

Bar

4,03 sqm

Skull Room 34,75 sqm

Unknow room 6,46 sqm

Circ.

3,17 sqm

Entrance 5,23 sqm

WC

3,39 sqm

Fear Room 9,41 sqm

Pain Room 12,85 sqm Sadness Room 6,34 sqm

The Filter 10,70 sqm

Ticket Office 5,88 sqm

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Sections

Skull Room

Living Bar

Bar

Section AA 1.:75


Sections

Entrance

Service WC

Fear Room

Pain Room

Sadness Room

The Filter

Skull Room

Section BB 1.:75


Sections

Service WC Unknown Room Living Bar

Section CC 1.:75


Sections

The Filter

Skull Room

Section DD 1.:75


Renders - Unknown Room


Renders - Fear Room


Renders - Pain Room


Renders - Sadness Room


Renders - The Filter


Renders - Skull Room


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