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1	Attefall-house - Greater than the sum of its parts? Granat, Jacob January 2015 (has links) Attefall-house: Greater than the sum of its parts? I am exploring how to create a small scale space which is more than just a functional space, a space that also provides an architectural experience. I am using the Swedish Attefall-house as a case study. This small, permit-free construction comes with a frame and it has clearly defined rules and limitations. The smallness of it allows for experimentation and in the normally hard-regulated Swedish building climate, it provides an opportunity to try out ideas without having to be too serious. I am trying to create this sensory experience by fusing function and context together with selected architects’ and artists’ ideas. What happens when these seemingly disparate ingredients combine? Will the whole be greater than the sum of its parts? / Attefallshus: Större än summan av delarna? Jag utforskar hur man kan skapa ett rum i liten skala som är mer än bara ett funktionellt rum, ett rum som också är en arkitektonisk upplevelse. Jag använder mig av Attefallshuset som fallstudie. Denna lilla, bygglovsbefriade, konstruktion kommer med en ram, den har tydligt definierade regler och begränsningar. Dess storlek tillåter experimenterande och, i det normalt hårt reglerade svenska bygglovsklimatet, erbjuder en möjlighet att testa idéer utan att behöva vara för allvarlig. Jag försöker skapa denna sensoriska upplevelse genom en fusion av funktion och kontext tillsammans med ett urval av arkitekters och konstnärers idéer. Vad händer när dessa till synes disparata ingredienser kombineras? Blir helheten större än summan av delarna? Attefall Interior architecture Atmosphere Phenomenology Sensorial experience Site specific Human experience of architecture Zumthor Shinohara Sigtuna Representation of architecture Attefall Inredningsarkitektur Atmosfär Fenomenologi Sinnen Platsspecifik Människans upplevelse av arkitektur Zumthor Shinohara Sigtuna Representation av arkitektur
2	Way of the Butterfly: A Journey towards Transformation through Self-portraits In-Between Koshikawa, Masami 01 January 2015 (has links) It has not been easy for me to talk about myself or describe my feelings or thoughts. Coming from Japan, a collective society, we typically are not raised to do so. Throughout the MFA program at UCF, I have shared my feelings and thoughts through my work. It is important to discuss and inform others of our cultural similarities and differences so that we may gain a better understanding of each other. This process has helped me grow not only on an artistic level, but also on a personal level. My journey towards integration has led me to a meaningful studio practice, which has allowed my work to bridge the gap between Western and Eastern artistic sensibilities. At the beginning of the MFA program, my mother sent many boxes of origami from Japan. As I started incorporating my mother’s origami into my work, I found myself identifying with the origami butterfly. My realization is that the person I am now is not the person I was when I began this journey. My wish for you, the reader, is to go along with me as I tell you the story of my transformation. Self-portraits way of the butterfly a Journey towards transformation in-between burning kimono kim sooja daruma yoko ono mountain and ocean coco fusco multimedia art performance art yuken teruya marry me mail order bride japanese orphans in china painter poems arahmaiani butterfly origami tori gate butterfly woman croched ody suit installation calligraphy gutai art japanese neo-dada ushio shinohara butoh sankai juku crane wife butterfly sphere identity multiculturalism globalism feminist art. Art and Design Japanese Studies

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Way of the Butterfly: A Journey towards Transformation through Self-portraits In-Between