PROJECTS N4 Kaldor Public Art Projects / Amplify the Uncanny II
 


   

THIS FLOOR, THIS WALL / SARAH JAMIESON

The proposed spatial installation will elaborate the existing mirror relations in the CTA’s interior. The carpet floor covering which dominates the space is printed with dense repeat patterns. These patterns are constructed from mirrored, geometric shapes arranged on colour block backgrounds.

A series of videos will be embedded into elements of the existing architecture. The coat check desk, an alcove and a bi-fold wall will frame manipulated footage of the CTA’s carpet. As the patterned floor coverings shift onto the projected vertical plane, the shapes become loose and mobile. Every 9 minutes, the documented carpets will shake and vibrate as the City Rail train passes underneath the building.

SARAH JAMIESON is Co-director of ieoos and teaches in the Interior and Spatial Design department at the University of Technology, Sydney.

 

 

 


   

CONIC INTERVENTION / ROBERT BESON

Conic Intervention is designed to intensify and obscure the strange character of the Commercial Traveller’s Association. 100 intersecting cones make-up the intervention, each of which isconstructed from mirrored foil. The material and geometry are in conflict with each other; the mirror reflects while the geometrydistorts.

ROBERT BESON is the director of AR-MA.  Educated in the United States and Australia, Robert holds degrees in literature, classics and architecture. As an architect, Robert has worked in Europe, the United States and Australia with a number of internationally recognised practices and institutions. His work has been exhibited at the Prague Quadrennial, Gwangju Biennial, and the Venice Biennale. In 2010, Robert was awarded the Byera Hadley Traveling scholarship for research on digital fabrication and production of complex structures. Robert has acted as art director and curator for academic institutions, and lectures at UTS and the University of Sydney.

 

 


   

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