Created on 2024-11-21

The image features a framed photograph mounted above a wooden box that contains a three-dimensional representation mirroring the content of the photograph. The photograph depicts a minimalistic architectural model consisting of various rectangular blocks arranged in a sequence along a plane, suggesting a layout for a building or complex. Each block varies in size and elevation, creating an interplay of forms and space. The display is clinical and has an unfinished look, suggesting the conceptual phase of architectural design. Below the photograph, the wooden box reveals a physical interpretation of the same model. This tactile representation is constructed out of wood pieces that correspond to the blocks in the photograph, assembled in a similar layout. The woodwork captures the essence of the architectural model, allowing viewers to engage with the concept in both visual and physical dimensions. There's text included in the photograph that seems to provide contextual information about the work, indicating that it represents an architectural design for a habitat complex in Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland, from 2005, and was exhibited in Portugal in 2010. However, without clear visibility of the entire text, the full details cannot be accurately relayed. The artwork demonstrates a blend of photography, model-making, and conceptual art to explore architectural ideas.

Created on 2024-11-21

The image shows two artworks. The top image appears to be a wall-mounted installation composed of various wooden elements arranged in a linear, abstract pattern. The elements seem to be of different sizes and shapes, creating a dynamic and visually interesting composition. The bottom image shows a three-dimensional sculptural work made up of a series of rectangular and geometric forms in a neutral color palette, framed and presented on a wall.