Skirting it
Skirting it, inside the shop, following around the joint between
floor and wall until it becomes a drawn line that outlines the edge of this space.
Draw and move on, draw again, changing position changes viewpoint, passing an object
alters its position, the room moves around me. I apply rules to the drawing - draw
everything below this line, mapping all shapes that interrupt it. Objects that
intersect this outline now become part of the floor plan. The rules are difficult
to follow, I must switch thinking, cutting out the brains overriding
recognition factor of pre learnt understanding. Objects and floor resettle, transferring
onto a single visual plane. The necessary analysis, makes an interesting drawing
exercise on pure observation, helping to understand this visual switch. Changing
the rules, as you now control the way your brain sees and makes connections.
Draped drawing - time is connected to distance.
Ceiling pipe
Alison Carlier's impressed lines on paper
Skirting it, five corners
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