Free Range 2011 :

So here we go; the start of a new exhibition design!
As we did last year; this blog will operate as a platform for dialogue, discussion and presentation of ideas on the curation of our Free Range 2011 exhibition and individual design work you aim to exhibit as part of the exhibition.

We will exhibit in the same location as last year; have a look at pictures of the space and a plan of the space.

Due to the nature of the space (minimum of wall space) and the amount we need to exhibit we will engage again in the design and construction of ‘curatorial super-furniture’. Have a look at last years’ construction and design in place.

Check out the following links;
Official Free Range website
Free Range 2010 Press release
Free range 2009 – 2010 photo stream

This was the final installation for our CSA Interior Architecture & Design exhibit with Interior Educators at Free Range 2010 July 2010

CSA Interior Architecture & Design exhibits a selection of year 0, stage 1 and stage 2 work, complementing the exhibition of graduate projects, all grouped in one curatorial installation.

As I need to prepair the rest of my light this is normally the last drawing I make before free range.
Hope you enjoy it, I realy realy like this one…

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The following drawings put the diagrammatic-free-range-installation onto the previous curatorial plan/analysis
Looking at it, it seems an interesting idea to try and find the ‘longest route’ to install a linear structure with small ‘branches’ coming of the main route. Each exhibiting student could customize individual units/components to accommodate individual needs, making sure each individual component still fits the main composition. Each exhibit could require different numbers of components; something to individually assess.

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In these images you can see a cubistic compilation of the pictures a pigeon takes. All the pictures are made in one place. Because of the pigeon we see the place differently. Not always as clear as a normal pictures. But I think this is a positive thing, as they are mnemonics. They just help your immagination to create a kind of feeling.

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