Sensorium and Synthetic Space
5th October 2019 > 30th November
2019
Venue > Room 204, Green Hill, 1500 Yangshupu Road, Yangpu District,
Shanghai, China (上海市杨浦区杨树浦路1500号绿之丘204室)
Tuesday to Friday 14:00 > 20:00
Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays 10:00 > 20:00
Monday Closed for Maintenance
Sensorium
Curated
by Nic Clear, Hyun Jun Park, Jun Yeol Lee, Yuhao Liu
The Experiment series of research
exhibitions presents a polemical, provocative and visionary transdisciplinary approach
to architectural and spatial practice delivered through international
exhibitions, symposiums and publications. Participating architects, designers, and
artists use speculative narratives to create, develop and represent innovative
architectural and spatial ideas through an exploration of digital media.
The second manifestation of Experiment is ‘Sensorium’,
which explores aspects of the cognition and perception of space in architectural
and spatial practice through the use of digital technologies that allow
architects, artists and designers to challenge their disciplinary boundaries.
The exhibition offers an opportunity to showcase speculative spatial
research using narrative methods to explore the theme of Sensorium in a variety of contexts undertaken by architects and academics from across the globe. Using
drawings, films, animations and interactive installations, the contributors
seek to communicate their unique spatial narratives beyond their disciplinary
boundaries.
Exhibitors:
Nic Clear, Hyun Jun Park,
Brass Art, Neil Spiller, Factory Fifteen, Marko Jobst, Marko Millic, Shaun
Murray, Rahesh Ram, Sarah Allan, Yorgos Loizos, Perry Kulper, Bryan Cantley,
eyetry, Jun Yeol Lee, Woojong Kim, Jiyoon Bae, Yuhao Liu
Synthetic
Space
For Synthetic
Space Nic Clear and Hyun Jun Park selected and scanned three iconic sites in
Huddersfield: Castle Hill, Queensgate Market and the Railway Station. Clear and
Park manipulated the scan data to represent and explore these familiar spaces
in unique ways through the production of images, animations and drawings.
The ability to manipulate the ‘point-cloud’ data allows Clear and
Park to create synthetic spatial models that exist between the virtual and the
actual and combine the ‘measured, the ‘experienced’ and even the ‘practiced’ in
a way that no other form of spatial mapping is capable of.
