Photos of Project Three Final Critique

Video of Project Three Final Critique

Project Three, Part Two: Tiffany Huta

Anish Kapoor’s Taratantara at First Canadian Place

Just like many other business buildings, First Canadian Place is a very linier building. This angularity provides a famous contrast for Anish Kapoor’s curvy streamline large sculpture. The contrast between the two elements works the same as a building in the downtown core, the building has to be able to adapt to its cellular human interaction. The sculpture Taratantara, emulates the characteristics of the human body in which the piece also combines this idea of a unity through contrast. The gallery elements are placed strategically to help break up the space and to allow for different viewpoints of Taratantara. Most of the Gallery elements are place in the middle of walking areas to create a distraction. The Elements are place as such to make people be aware of their surroundings. The open gallery concept of First Canadian Place provides ample room for Taratantara and is an ideal place for it to be seen along with the other gallery elements because of the vas amount of people who pass through the building using the PATH daily.


Final Model:





First Model:


Perspectives:







Drawings:

Project 3, part 1: tiffany huta

so i dicided on the site of First Canadian Place. In the open atrium will be where i will place the art piece.

Exercise 7: Tiffany Huta

Anish Kapoor / Lynda Forsha ; with an essay by Pier Luigi Tazzi.

Anish Kapoor








Anish Kapoor
Void 1991-92
Fibreglass and pigment
161 (diam.) x 120cm















“I think I understand something about space. I think the job of a sculptor is spatial as much as it is to do with form.” –Anish Kapoor

Exquisite Corpse: Tiffany Huta

Project Two (Part One): Tiffany Huta

First Canadian Place was interesting building but it was really hard to get onto the business floors, some elevators even needed card access so i put on my spy gear and tried my hardest. The result; lots of photos, a business card, awkward conversations with a man about a camera and his website, some drawings, getting lost, and a booster juice.

sample techniques:

FMC law business card to get in contact with someone so i can take photographs of their business offices:

Floor Layout:

Findings: