Beginning with a reconstruction of one of Josef Albers' structural constellation, the two dimensional drawing was then built into two 3-dimensional models. Through photography, the constellation returned to a two dimensional plane, and from that image two further interpretations were created based on orthographic projection. The lower of the two projections was then constructed as surface and line models, and finally, the two models were exposed on cyanotype paper.
Josef Albers "Structural Constellation" reproduction.
Composition of the two chipboard models, completed as literal interpretations of Albers' Structural Constellation.
Construction.
L: Original design sketch of the second orthographic projection.
C+R: Surface Details.
Line Model.
Surface Model.
