Representation

Prof. Nathan Hume

This was a study of form and geometry: known versus unknown. Using Maya, a known geometry was sculpted into a spatial but unknown geometrical form. Once the form has spatial qualities, it was “caged” into a “container” that had a known geometry to bring the unknown back to the known. This process is shown by using line weights and toning to show the perspective and spatial views.

Containing the form in a titled box, its irregularities were pushed in the center. Using contours, the box was unrolled, and the insides were exploded out as form continued to visually unroll.