Posts Tagged ‘systems’
new work
July 19, 2009
Permutation, pastel on paper, 2009 First drawing in new series of work (95% finished).
2009 | News | Tags: 2009, cube, drawing, july, new direction, New work, packages, paper, pastel, permutations, sections, structures, systems, tom burtonwood, unfolding, units
new sketchbook project
June 27, 2009
Permutations I, time line, sketchbook page. June 2009 Working on a new project, Permutations, an animated sequence showing several variations on a unfolding cube. Sketchbook page sequence below shows a range of possible final unfolded outcomes, currently i’m working on the “master” drawings for the first full sequence. hope to have these complete by middle [...]
2009 | News | Tags: animation, containers, cube, frameworks, june 2009, permutations, sequence, structure, systems, Time Based, tom burtonwood, unfolding
Overload Aesthetics
June 1, 2009
Studio, Carbondale, 2000 In keeping with the diagonal slant of the previous post i present this snap shot of my studio, circa 2000, at the Glove Factory, Carbondale. One of my abiding interests are systems and the information they require to exist andthe data the produce. Part of this fascination includes being overwhelmed by information, [...]
2009 | News | Tags: aesthetics, carbondale, data, glove factory, information, junk mail, landscape, overload, phenomena, siuc, systems, tom burtonwood
Mobile Sculpture: Lander
May 11, 2009
Lander, Cardboard and mixed media, 2000 Lander was the next generation of mobile sculptures i produced at SIUC. The Lander was a in military speak a MANP (Man Portable) sculpture. Drawing inspiration from the Apollo Eagle Lunar Lander the piece folded into a compact rectangle that could be carried as a backpack. A standard camera [...]