Context Sheet and Final Image - Lindsay Swan

Samiyah Fiaz- Colour Lighting video

Colour Lighting using the over head projector looking light shape and colour to pick out from a video I have made.

Experimental Videos

Context sheet- Laura Paterson

Sampling- Alix Dessain

Not knowing what to do with the prints I started to think in what other ways I could manipulate the paper to make a more interesting room divider. I immediately thought of origami, so I looked at he various ways in which different shapes were made. I Started to play around with paper, folding it and cutting it in different ways and this is what turned out....

My Prints- Alix Dessain

Here is what I have done with the scanned images that I printed on A1. I wanted to do more with them to make them more interesting and attractive, so I screen printed and stitched onto them. I really like the effect the stitch gives, as it reminds me more of the original lines on the maps and adds a bit of texture to the paper.

Room Dividers- Alix Dessain

I have done some more research, as I have decided that it is a room divider that I’d like to propose. I have decided upon this over a blind as I feel that as the new building is so open plan that to be able to make it feel more intimate when need will be very beneficial while still having the feeling of space.

Here are a few more images that are helping me to design and think of ideas for a new room divider. I have chosen these because they split a room up, but are not solid walls which ensures the feeling of space is maintained while still adding the feeling of closing the room down to a smaller space. 

I really like the simple graphic pattern created by this room divider by Apartment Therapy, which has been made using old painted vinyls.  

'MOLO' have created a room divider with a honeycomb design that can be easily moved and  stretched up to  4.5 metres. I like the innovative use of cardboard that has been developed to created a simple but elegant design. 

This wall divider, by 'The Brick House' , made using rope cleverly splits the room in two while still keeping the room as one.