Many thanks to Helen Thorington for her initiative and support.
The site, its images, and constructions are
the work of Architect Laurel Wilson.
Comments, requests and opportunities may be directed to laurel@drizzle.com;
or via her studio's site
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Images
in this site
are a kind of
mapping analog for
directories
in built space:
eg,
you are here.
.
Unframed still images are
site navigable.
Framed images take one elsewhere,
to other sites.
3d constructions
are object navigable.
Small right arrows
lead one through the site.
Left arrows direct
your return
through the site
or back to
Turbulence.
Each assembly space
has at least two
means of egress....
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An open window --
the frame defines an architecture of navigation.
The function of the frame in painting is to limit
the space, and therefore the influence, of the painted sphere.
It separates the viewer from the viewed. When you encounter
framed still images in this site, selecting the image inside
the frame will take you to outside sites with 3d components.
Navigation via unframed images defines a linear path through the site.
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The 3d constructions herein are navigable within their assigned space to the page. -- click, drag, use the toolbar; the "=" key and the "-" key affect zoom. . .the "shift" key affects response time... have fun. In their ideal form these structures are simultaneously navigable and "interactive" on site, where one can redetermine their surfaces and forms inline as a graffiti writer might alter an urban wall or a bender might alter a sheet of steel. Soon, maybe.
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