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Site images and fox eye views
SITE IMAGES AND FOX-EYE VIEWS
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Walking through the industrial site and taking low angle photographs mimicking a foxes perspective. These images helped us to envision spaces for foxes and design opportunities to create for foxes. As well as establishing the attractions and threats for foxes. We then established these images and recreated them as fox eye views.
Foxes are considered to have a dichrimatic (two colour) vision that essentially makes then red red-green colour blind. Creating “fox eye views” based on the Charles Foster book “Being a Beast” to achieve a visual representation of a foxes experience.
Day nursury in the site, the road can be seen as a threat to the fox.
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Abandoned industrial shed, opportunities for foxes to hide and find shelter under the junk. The day nursury through the eyes of the fox, focal point is the day nursury because of the colours.
Fox eye view of the industrial shed, many interesting ways to move and utilize this area as a fox due to the junk and scrap.
SITE IMAGES AND FOX-EYE VIEWS
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The mechanical workshop in the site
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Foxes would see this space as a threat because of the loud noises and smells, not many areas for foxes to move around.
