PARAPRAXIS

EXHIBITION:

RSR.O

RSR.000 reaches the far end of the transformation matrix, fully departing from its initial “pure” state. This specific image completely dissolves any state of resolution or scale, this is actually a very small portion of one of the TPS aggregations which is fully mutated into a moment with multiple interpretations. The glass print captures a lot of the depth that was embedded into this image, creating almost a 3Dimensional image from a flat piece of glass.

RSR SERIES:

Sets of both mutated and normalized triple periodic minimal surfaces aggregated into a cluster. Base condition houses 8 handles. Samples were taken at 4, 8, 12, 24, 48 and 100 handle counts with multiple aggregation sequences. Mutations occurred at all levels with new clusters of aggregations consisting of varying handle densities. Once the new base clusters were generated, a sequence of 4 was chosen for mutations.  These initial geometry studies remained “pure” and unaltered throughout the entire process

RSR GLASS:

30 Layered RSR Piece is made up of 30 pieces of glass each containing a specific “layer” of the sequence. While the spacing between each glass piece is consistent, each layer does not contain the same amount of information. The 3Dimensional geometric model was cut into slices, 65 of them to be exact. While there were only 30 pieces of glass, each layer did not contain an exact amount of slices. Depending on which areas required more transparency vs color density or opacity, layers were combined to create the desired effect. The “moment” as we described it was that specific moment in time where this piece was captured as it was exploding from the inside out on a computer simulation. The idea was to capture this almost like it was frozen in a glass cube, highlighting all of its volumetric qualities and color
gradients and indexing that moment in time.