college station TEXAS
Texas A&M University
critics: Eric GOLDEMBERG, Niccolò CASAS, & Gabriel ESQUIVEL.
project manager: Dylan WEISER.
team: Erin TEMPLETON, Drew BUSMIRE, & Jeff LEMLEY.
Post-Indexical Sensibility: Abject Pulsation
Post–Indexical Sensibility is a study on Rhythmic Decadence, which results from programming Material Senescence as Prosthetic Affect.
college station TEXAS
Texas A&M University
critics: Eric GOLDEMBERG, Niccolò CASAS, & Gabriel ESQUIVEL.
project manager: Ryan WILSON.
team: Zach HOFFMANN, Erica DURAN, Eli WOOD, & Matt KOHMAN.
Post-Indexical Sensibility: Abject Pulsation
Post–Indexical Sensibility is a study on Rhythmic Decadence, which results from programming Material Senescence as Prosthetic Affect.
affect, Eli WOOD, eric GOLDEMBERG, Erica DURAN, gabriel ESQUIVEL, Matt KOHMAN, niccolò CASAS, pulsation, rhythmic space, Ryan WILSON, texas a&m university, Zach HOFFMAN
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miami FLORIDA
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project:
MONAD Studio: Rhythmicity is a wall installation developed for Art Center South Florida, as part of the exhibition “Unpredictable Patterns of Behavior” in Miami.
The project embodies rhythmical patterns of growth found in temporal processes of species native to Florida, such as the behavior of strangler fig trees—these operate by growing aerial roots that attach to the host tree in multiple bundles, exerting pressure and depleting the host over time.
digital fabrication, eric GOLDEMBERG, fabrication, MONAD Studio, pulsation, rhythmic space, Veronica ZALCBERG
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burbank CALIFORNIA
“Rhythmic Space” showcases a curated series of Woodbury students’ analytical drawings of case study buildings composed of complex vaulted-ceilings. The series of buildings portrayed here go as far back as the thirteen century, from locations as far apart as Kashan on the Persian Gulf to Stargard Szczecinski on the Baltic, and employ a wide range of spatial structures and tessellation, encompassing cellular vaulting, fan-vaulting, curved ribbing, and muqarnas, while producing figural motifs ranging from “diamonds” to “petals.” While disparate in their geographical and historical origins, Architecturally they offer the most advanced examples of spatial composition by means of geometrical and formal experimentation.
analytic drawing, drawing, exhibition, maxi spina, rhythmic space, woodbury university
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